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Migrating ospreys take a rest near Szeged by Fehér-tó for a week or two during their flight back home to the Baltic Region . By Szatymaz there is a meadow where bird lovers installed several artificial stakes as resting place for them and the ospreys happily accept them for feeding and preening and contemplating about the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything . I had a chance to spend two mornings in hide around them and while the first morning they didn't give a shift (er... actually they did!) for being photographed, I was lucky on the second morning. Even with the luck and previous observations the bird that came closest to me was still pretty far to be shot with my 400 mm lens, therefore these shots are pixel level deep crops.

Here you can see him teaching a carp about the art of flying (falling to the ground and miss that). The carp actually changed his mind already (into osprey breakfast).

You can see a bit different osprey on idoru45 's Going Up —and you may want to learn more about if you don't know what is this for

More of this series:

Please don't use this image without my prior written consent. This picture is ultimately copyrighted. Unauthorized usage infringes my rights and makes me very nervous and sad.
Disclaimer: Flying with an osprey is extremely dangerous: a carp gave its life for this shot. Don't try it at your own home!

Description
Migrating ospreys take a rest near Szeged by Fehér-tó for a week or two during their flight back home to the Baltic Region . By Szatymaz there is a meadow where bird lovers installed several artificial stakes as resting place for them and the ospreys happily accept them for feeding and preening and contemplating about the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything . I had a chance to spend two mornings in hide around them and while the first morning they didn't give a shift (er... actually they did!) for being photographed, I was lucky on the second morning. Even with the luck and previous observations the bird that came closest to me was still pretty far to be shot with my 400 mm lens, therefore these shots are pixel level deep crops.

Here you can see him teaching a carp about the art of flying (falling to the ground and miss that). The carp actually changed his mind already (into osprey breakfast).

You can see a bit different osprey on idoru45 's Going Up —and you may want to learn more about if you don't know what is this for

More of this series:

Please don't use this image without my prior written consent. This picture is ultimately copyrighted. Unauthorized usage infringes my rights and makes me very nervous and sad.
Disclaimer: Flying with an osprey is extremely dangerous: a carp gave its life for this shot. Don't try it at your own home!