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Many of you have reached out wondering about the injured Osprey our Research and Conservation staff rescued a few weeks ago. Unfortunately, we have sad news to share. Despite the heroic and extensive efforts of everyone involved - from the network of TWI staff and partners involved in the rescue to the outstanding staff at Tri-State Bird Rescue & Research - this young Osprey's injuries were too extensive, and it did not survive. Along with the wounds it received from the discarded fishing gear, it also had a fractured wing that may have resulted from an attempt to free itself from the hook and line. It was a tragedy to lose this young Osprey, particularly from such a preventable cause, and especially this year when so many Osprey chicks in the area were lost likely due to lack of available prey. We'd hoped for a happy outcome, but for this bird it was not to be.
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Thank you for caring for it.
Thank you for all you do ❤️
On the 200 block of 26th last night. Never saw an Osprey on a pole 8n town before.
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Looks like he’s eating before going back to Mrs
Are ospreys getting ready to fly off our Pole
Deale Maryland along the Chesapeake Bay
Usually they depart in early September- female first.
