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• The black-throated loon ( Gavia arctica ) and the osprey ( Pandion haliaetus ) usually nest near the lakes.
• Ospreys ( " Pandion haliaetus " ), also known as fishhawks, are the only creatures allowed to fish in the park.
• The osprey ( " Pandion haliaetus " ) is a medium large raptor which is a specialist fish-eater with a worldwide distribution.
• Since 1984, the Raptor Center at the University of Minnesota has been reintroducing ospreys ( Pandion haliaetus ) to the Twin Cities area.
• "A . strigosus " are frequent prey of ospreys " Pandion haliaetus " in Cape Verde Islands and possibly elsewhere within their range.
• "' Osprey Colony Project "': The osprey ( Pandion haliaetus ) is a bird of prey ( raptor ) which feeds almost exclusively on fish.
• Osprey ( " Pandion haliaetus " ) and bald eagle ( " Haliaeetus leucocephalus " ) fish in Olympic rivers, nesting in large old trees.
• "' Osprey colony project "': The osprey ( Pandion haliaetus ) ) is a bird of prey ( raptor ) which feeds almost exclusively on fish.
• Osprey ( " Pandion haliaetus " ) began to re-colonize the watershed after at least a 150 year absence with documentation of nesting sites in 2004.
• Other birds known to breed on North Island include the osprey ( " Pandion haliaetus cristatus " ), greater crested tern ( " Thalasseus bergii " ),
• The American oystercatcher ( " Haematopus palliatus " ) is frequently viewed along with the osprey ( " Pandion haliaetus " ) and other seabirds common to Long Island Sound shore.
• Biologist Luis Palma, who has been following the evolution of the Fisher eagle ( Pandion Haliaetus ) for 20 years, found the dead female bird on the Alentejo coast, south of Lisbon.
• Several nesting platforms were constructed and are in use by the Osprey, or fish hawk, ( " Pandion haliaetus " ), which has white under parts and a wingspread of 5 to 6 ft ( 152 to 183 cm ).
• Stowe recounts several sailing trips she takes on the St . Johns and Julington Creek and the animals she sees during her excursion, appreciating the alligators, " water-turkeys " ( " Anhinga anhinga " ), and " fish-hawks ", or ospreys ( " Pandion haliaetus " ).
• Even raptors somewhat larger than a northern goshawks have been considered as prey, although it is not clear whether adults are among the victims, including the osprey ( " Pandion haliaetus " ), crested honey-buzzard ( " Pernis ptilorhynchus " ) and the lesser spotted eagle ( " Clanga pomarina " ).
• Although the vegetation on the cliffs is sparse, it merits special interest as a habitat for raptors such as Eleonora's falcon ( " Falco eleonorae " ) and osprey ( " Pandion haliaetus " ) as well as the world's only remaining insular cinereous vultures ( black vulture, " Aegypius monachus " ).
• Unlike diurnal raptors who capture fish such as the osprey ( " Pandion haliaetus " ) as compared to most terrestrial raptors, the fish owls have large, powerful, and curved talons and a longitudinal sharp keel sitting under the middle claw with all having sharp cutting edges that are very much like those of eagle owls.
• Birds named for Ridgway include the buff-collared nightjar, " Caprimulgus ridgwayi " ( once known as Ridgway's whip-poor-will ); the turquoise cotinga, " Cotinga ridgwayi "; the Caribbean subspecies of the osprey, " Pandion haliaetus ridgwayi "; a monotypic genus " Ridgwayia " is named for him; it consists of Aztec thrush, " R . pinicola ".
• Joseph Grinnell wrote in 1927 that osprey ( " Pandion haliaetus " ) were only rare visitors to the San Francisco Bay Area, although he noted records of one or two used nests in the broken tops of Los Gatos Creek watershed photographed as early as 2004, indicating that the nesting range now includes the entire length of San Francisco Bay.
• Other small to medium-sized diurnal raptors are known to occasionally be hunted by golden eagles, including ospreys ( " Pandion haliaetus " ), black kite ( " Milvus migrans " ), common buzzards ( " Buteo buteo " ), prairie falcons It is thought that on rare occasions, more nimble, smaller raptors like rough-legged buzzards and harriers can kleptoparatisize golden eagles.