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Sound Ecology: Ospreys

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Published March 19, 2018 at 5:51 PM PDT

Ospreys are the world’s most widespread raptor, found near water everywhere except Antarctica.

Naturalist Ken Burton shares a bit about the life history of this special bird.

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Science Environment SOUND ECOLOGY ECOLOGY FISH NORTH COAST WATER KEN BURTON RAPTOR OSPREY

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