Osprey Flyover

It is always fun to photograph Ospreys flying overhead. And the Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge, Brigantine Division in Oceanville, NJ usually has quite a few around the Wildlife Drive. Especially in nesting season. I was using a Canon 400mm DO Lens with a 2x teleconverter to photograph these flying Ospreys.

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2 Comments on “Osprey Flyover”

Steve Gingold
May 23, 2020

That a bird as large as an osprey, or the many other raptors, can seemingly hang in the air while gliding is one of the many wonders of nature.

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- Reed Andariese
  May 23, 2020
  
  Yes, I agree! They are fun to watch and photograph as they glide through the air!
  
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