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Osprey and Plastics
Osprey and Plastics
Posted on September 1, 2020
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Osprey can mistake plastic fishing line for their natural nesting material, with possible deadly consequence for them and their young. See this article from Audubon.
http://ow.ly/EnX350AyprU
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