Fish Hawk
Award-winning photographer Miguel Lasa captures ospreys in action.
BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year Miguel Lasa captured these amazing photos of ospreys in southern Finland. “The area is famous for the huge amount of lakes and in the summer the ospreys migrate from southern Europe and Africa into Finland to nest and feed the chicks," Lasa told us. "They are amazing birds of prey and the technique while fishing is amazing, sharp and powerful displays of flight acrobatics.” Time to find a new fishing hole. To see more of Miguel’s photos, go to his website: miguellasa.com
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So clear...
incredible really, though seeing a peregrine falcon stoop and catch a cottontail rabbit is even my fantastic.
Many birds of prey live by my house, including 3 pairs of ospreys they are very cool.
those are awesome
i have had the privilege of seeing ospreys fishing many times in Southwest Florida. They are so beautiful and usually catch better fish than I do!
Those are awesome pics, are there any osprey's in north america
I really think it is amazing that the bird on one dive can catch two fish at once! Truly awesome! And fantastic photography!
The pictures of the osprey diving are fantastic. If anyone is curious, the wader in picture 7 is the Gray Heron, a native of Eurasia.
Really neat pictures
Wow gotta love these pictures
Awesome pictures!
Stunning.
Terrific shot.
This is the best action shot I've ever seen, and it's of two of my very favorite creatures. Right on the mark. fantastic.
Fantastic shot. I'm completely envious.
Magnificent photography of a magnificent bird. Many years ago a friend now departed, who was a real survivalist told me he really liked ospreys. When I asked him why he told me "Well,They're smaller than Bald eagles and not nearly as tough and definitely taste better than Northern Spotted Owls" :)
OK, it's a joke!
Absolutely beautiful photography of a "trophy fish catcher". Have watched this bird many times from Canada to Florida and am amazed at its ability to pluck fish from the depths. Wonderful work.
Thanks,
LJRanch
i love this!! thumbs uP!
Wow some amazing shots, that's cool.
This are some really cool photos!
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This are some really cool photos!
Wow some amazing shots, that's cool.
i love this!! thumbs uP!
Absolutely beautiful photography of a "trophy fish catcher". Have watched this bird many times from Canada to Florida and am amazed at its ability to pluck fish from the depths. Wonderful work.
Thanks,
LJRanch
Magnificent photography of a magnificent bird. Many years ago a friend now departed, who was a real survivalist told me he really liked ospreys. When I asked him why he told me "Well,They're smaller than Bald eagles and not nearly as tough and definitely taste better than Northern Spotted Owls" :)
OK, it's a joke!
Fantastic shot. I'm completely envious.
This is the best action shot I've ever seen, and it's of two of my very favorite creatures. Right on the mark. fantastic.
Terrific shot.
Stunning.
Awesome pictures!
Wow gotta love these pictures
Really neat pictures
The pictures of the osprey diving are fantastic. If anyone is curious, the wader in picture 7 is the Gray Heron, a native of Eurasia.
I really think it is amazing that the bird on one dive can catch two fish at once! Truly awesome! And fantastic photography!
Those are awesome pics, are there any osprey's in north america
i have had the privilege of seeing ospreys fishing many times in Southwest Florida. They are so beautiful and usually catch better fish than I do!
those are awesome
Many birds of prey live by my house, including 3 pairs of ospreys they are very cool.
incredible really, though seeing a peregrine falcon stoop and catch a cottontail rabbit is even my fantastic.
So clear...
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