What do you know about the Osprey ? They spend most of their lives over and near large bodies of water.

Check out this old tattered feather out. What do you think it came from ? I think it is a Crow Feather.

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I believe the adult (to the right) is actually the mother to the juvenile (to the left). I captured them fighting. The adult (Victory) appeared to be trying to chase her youngster from her territory. . Raptor parents will chase their offspring away from their territory when they feel that they have

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Crow engages in aerial combat with a hawk. If it is the same hawk that I have seen in this area before; then it is most likely a Red Tailed Hawk.

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A group of crows is referred to as a “******” of crows. These crows are in aerial combat with a hawk. Crows are known to bully birds of all sizes. https://m.youtube****/watch?v=5TuQMoGZ_DE

Killdeer momma lost both of her babies. I am not quite sure how they died. They did not appear preyed upon.

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Click here to join our research project about Northern Mocking Birds. A cool video of a Northern Mocking Bird. Click here to see a video of a Northern Mocking Bird showing off its singing abilities!

Victory (on the right) engages in a scuffle with what appears to be a younger Red - Shoulder. Is this her young she is trying to “get rid of?” Close-up of Victory