Osprey are large raptor birds that are sometimes called the fish hawk. They hunt fish, and are beautiful to watch.
They also love the Jersey Shore.
The Wetlands Institute, which is on the causeway between Route 9 and Stone Harbor, has set up an Osprey Cam where you can watch two locals - Hali and Luke - as they nest. It's fascinating. Who knew birds could be so interesting?
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Jersey Shore Fact of the Day 19: The Wetlands Institute has an Osprey Cam
Posted by Jen A. Miller at 8:07 AM
Labels: Stone Harbor
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The ospreys have followed the lead of the Bronx Zoo cobra and tweet about life in Stone Harbor: @WetlandsSHNJ
Ann, I think the Wetlands Institute was actually first!
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