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Photos of what appears to be an adult Osprey with three chicks - two older one with one younger one.
Apparently Ospreys can have several chicks hatching over a month period.

Has anyone seen similar Osprey families?
 

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Valvebounce said:
Hi Steve.
Very nice shot, thanks for making it clickable to view the original, the images posted here get so squidged as to almost spoil them.

Cheers, Graham.

Steve Dmark2 said:
Another one around our flat.
I might call it "flirting with a human" ;)

7D markii; canon 300mm 4L IS at 420mm, F5.6, ISO500, 1/640 sec.

You got that right Graham! What a difference, especially when it's a bird that doesn't have the sexiness that some have. This is a nice shot.

Jack
 
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Jack Douglas said:
Thanks Graham, it's a little embarrassing to be a one-trick pony at the moment but then I think of the pleasure that Harry the heron brought me, of course those were flight and eating fish shots so more impressive. Never the less, I simply must post something once in a while. :)

Jack

Hi Jack,
Harry says hello and he caught you a nice fish ;D

BCN Heron in Octopus Tree by Eric Johnson, on Flickr

BCN Heron by Eric Johnson, on Flickr

BCN Heron with tilapia fish by Eric Johnson, on Flickr
 
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