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May 13, 1999 -- Duncan
flying past the nest, carrying a piece of food with his left foot. Isabell's head
can just be seen poking up above the branches on the nest. (Photo by
Mark Nash) |
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May 13, 1999 -- Duncan
hovering just above the nest, while Isabell continues to incubate their three eggs. (Photo
by Mark Nash) |
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May 13, 1999 -- Duncan
flying past, while Isabell watches from the nest. (Photo by Mark
Nash) |
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May 13, 1999 -- Duncan
on the approach to the nest with food. (Photo by Mark Nash) |
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May 13, 1999 -- Duncan
about to land at the nest with food. We were not able to identify what he was
carrying, but it was surprisingly red for a fish. (Photo by Mark
Nash) |
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May 13, 1999 -- Isabell
flying away with the food, while Duncan prepares to settle down on the nest. Note -
what at first looks like his leg sticking forward is actually a branch. (Photo
by Mark Nash) |
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May 13, 1999 -- Duncan
standing alone on the nest. Note the small white box mounted near the top of the
pole - this is the video camera pointing down into the nest bowl. (Photo
by Mark Nash) |
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January, 1999 -- A view
of the Osprey platform through the trees along the shoreline of the reservoir. In
the foreground on the right is a bluebird box put up by the conservation area, in an
attempt to attract another of the region's rare breeding birds. (Photo
by Marcel Gahbauer) |
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January, 1999 -- The
Osprey nesting platform in the Mountsberg reservoir. The platform is approximately
twenty metres from the shore, and roughly 10 metres in height. (Photo
by Marcel Gahbauer) |