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A perfectly executed free fall, where every split-second twists the scene into something new and somehow, this osprey nails it. Not just the dive. He rips out of the water like a phoenix from the ashes, a fish locked tight in his meat hooks. If you’re keeping score, that’s...

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Фото профиля Marisha Collinson
Marisha Collinson1 год назад

Fantastic Capture for you and the Osprey!

Фото профиля American Stories Network
American Stories Network1 год назад

Test your limits, face your fears, and see who comes out on top. 🚀 Surviving Mann delivers heart-pounding action every episode! Follow for where to watch. #SurvivingMann #Fearless #NavySEALs #SpecOps #TacticalTraining

Фото профиля Eileen Findlay
Eileen Findlay1 год назад

Wow! First time seeing an Osprey catch a fish in a loch 5 minutes from us. I have to admit, I found it quite emotional to witness. 🥹

Фото профиля Mary
Mary1 год назад

Beats any Olympic dive, especially because the osprey FLIES out of the water. Beat that!

Фото профиля Preston Tsao
Preston Tsao1 год назад

Ospreys are the phoenixes of the ocean, the only raptors submerging themselves to catch fish, then emerging shaking their heads, pausing, spreading their wings in triumph and taking off in powerful flaps often with a large fish in their talons.

Фото профиля Preston Tsao
Preston Tsao1 год назад

Mark, you are known on Chat GPT for your great bird work.

Фото профиля Pelagia
Pelagia1 год назад

I love when those legs swing around just before the bird hits the water.

Фото профиля Staude Ines
Staude Ines1 год назад

Ich bleibe lieber auf dem Boden statt in der Luft 🧡

Фото профиля Joan
Joan1 год назад

This is amazing!

Фото профиля Cheryl L. Hyde, Author/Writer
Cheryl L. Hyde, Author/Writer1 год назад

Beautiful!

Фото профиля Isabelle A.
Isabelle A.1 год назад

Absolutely fabulous! I got to see drama in the sky this week - not so great quality with my sureshot

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