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The osprey (/ˈɒspri, -preɪ/;[2] Pandion haliaetus), historically known as sea hawk, river hawk, and fish hawk, is a diurnal, fish-eating bird of prey with a cosmopolitan range. It is a large raptor, reaching more than 60 cm (24 in) in length and 180 cm (71 in) across the wings. It is brown on the upperparts and predominantly greyish on the head and underparts.

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Embrace misadventure in your wilderness campaigns! I keep seeing threads about folks who do not want to engage with the getting lost mechanic in Old School Essentials. I think that this aspect is important and meaningful. Can we make it work? https://lnkd.in/efp5UirJ Download "Wilderness Adventuring Simplified" on Itch: https://lnkd.in/e65S79Cf

This #EarthMonth, we're diving into the wonderous world of wetlands. 💧 In addition to serving as critical habitat for countless species, wetlands are also nature’s solution to flooding and water quality challenges. Learn how in this animated explainer video: https://nature.ly/44hrYxb

This #EarthMonth, we're diving into the wonderous world of wetlands. 💧 In addition to serving as critical habitat for countless species, wetlands are also nature’s solution to flooding and water quality challenges. Learn how in this animated explainer video: https://nature.ly/3vKb2CF

Remote islands and human skeletons, abandoned yachts and mysteries, this and more on this page, let's start with the skeletons of Henderson Island https://lnkd.in/gabmbS3e

🪫 We are not all in the same boat, we are in the same storm.. Some are on super-yachts, some have just the one oar. 🔋 A poignant time to reshare this great quote from Damian Barr. #royalfamily #finacialprotection #criticalillnesscover #financialplanning

Rulers of the Air and Water: Revealing the Dragonfly's Life Cycle Dragonflies, with their sparkling wings, amazing varieties, and gymnastic flight designs, have enraptured mankind for a really long time. Frequently confused with damselflies, their more modest cousins, dragonflies are flying hunters, administering the skies close to freshwater natural surroundings. Their life cycle, be that as it may, unfurls in the air as well as inside the watery profundities. This article dives into the entrancing excursion of a dragonfly, from a lowered egg to a glorious expert of the skies. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eP4Nh2hS

You may have seen this footage of a reported great white shark swimming of the coast of Ireland. It remains anecdotal evidence as the footage quality is short and poor so it can’t verify that it is or it isn’t a great white, and where exactly it was filmed. The quality of the footage had led people to say it’s a hoax as well. I’m obviously not an expert in sharks but there are some in Ireland that this potential sighting has excited and it might be legit. Dr Nick Payne of Trinity College is collaborating with Shark Scientists from the US on a upcoming joint survey. They will hopefully track great whites to see if they actually visit our waters and obtain evidence of it. Sharks are very important in regulating the marine food web, although this importance has been overwhelmed by fear generated through the media. What do you all think? #sharks #ireland #marine #science #data