The Stressful Spring Migration for Ospreys

Update: 2022-04-06

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Join the seaside naturalist for Save Coastal Wildlife as he examines spring migration for the bird-of-prey known as ospreys. It's an exhausting and often uncertain undertaking as the birds fly thousands of miles to reach the Jersey Shore every spring to raise a family.

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The Stressful Spring Migration for Ospreys

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The Stressful Spring Migration for Ospreys