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osprey distribution

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Subject: osprey distribution
From: "John Leonard" <>
Date: Sat, 12 Jun 2004 07:42:28 +0000
Ospreys, whether sedentary or migratory, like to hold a territory over a number of years. No doubt Ospreys that try to hold territories in inland Australia get a bit disconcerted by the variability of inland waterbodies. One year the bird's nest could be in a tree surrounded by water and the next it could be miles from any water.

John L

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