An osprey is a type of large bird of prey that has a white head and a wingspan of about 5-6 feet. They are known for their ability to catch fish by diving into the water feet-first. Full definition
Since 2004, Allens Pond Wildlife Sanctuary, with the essential support of volunteers and partner organizations, annually monitors the breeding activity of 80 pairs of osprey on nearly 100 nesting platforms in Westport and Dartmouth, MA. (massaudubon.org)
The species «depredated» at JFK, which lies just northeast of the Jamaica Bay Wildlife refuge in the New York City borough of Queens, included thousands of gulls, hundreds of starlings and mourning doves, and a smattering of more majestic species such as ospreys and the American kestrel. (scientificamerican.com)
Explore the protected waters of Skidaway Narrows, admire eagles and osprey soaring in the sky, and spot dolphins and otters! (visitsavannah.com)