The country can do better for its money than it is doing with the Osprey.

In less than two minutes the Osprey was on top of it.

The Osprey will be there in less than ten minutes.

He has eyes like an osprey; the rest of us couldn't see a thing.

Soon after leaving the park we came across two more Osprey.

As you can see, there is a photograph of an osprey on the cover.

You can't take anything away from an Ospreys side that played very well.

Ospreys have now lost all three of their games so far this season.

Immediately, the government should stop production of any more new Ospreys.

Ospreys have been saying that they know how to beat us.

She said it was the 10th season the ospreys had returned to the site.

They are to be expected in testing a new military system like the Osprey, he said.

With numbers this large, the Osprey is expected to give each company up to $20 billion over the life of the 12-year project.

On the water, safety is found in several significant Osprey features.

The round fell short of the Osprey, but the next one should have the range.

It's like the one you just gave me, but it includes the Osprey girl.

Just to be out there in the Ospreys shirt is the most important bit.

However, their defence did look susceptible at the Ospreys last week.

Good old Osprey 2 has handled this sort of thing before.

The osprey couple return to this same nest every year.

There was far more substance to Ospreys' game in the second half.

Thus, in the long run, the Osprey aircraft is likely to save money and lives.

We are certain that there were 5 adult Ospreys present and may well have been more.

In 1999 there are about 70 Ospreys competing at national and international levels.

How would the Osprey know it was safe before they landed?

Bob called up a fish eagle which he feeds regularly.

Fish eagles are seen near the bay and so also crocodiles.

The African fish eagle is absent from arid areas with little surface water.

After 1992, all notes have instead featured a fish eagle on the obverse.

"I saw the fish eagle on the sand bank with something in its beak.

The lesser fish eagle has a brown breast with white thighs and belly.

African fish eagles are believed to be monogamous - in other words, they mate for life.

As you explore, you'll see flamingos, fish eagles and many other bird species.

Breeding season for African fish eagles is during the dry season, when water levels are low.

Look at the two fish eagles circling 1 That is an excellent augury.

Other predators would include the crocodile and fish eagles.

Steve puts the African fish eagle on the Deadly 60.

Since this is a national park, your only competition is from fish eagles and crocodiles.

Known predators on the otters include crocodiles and African fish eagles.

Amazed silence greets the spectacle of fish eagles soaring across the landscape.

Staff at a centre for birds of prey are being kept busy feeding two new arrivals - baby fish eagles.

The fish eagle and brahminy kite are the most common birds of prey.

Above the falls, herons, fish eagles and numerous kinds of waterfowl are common.

Juvenile lesser fish eagles are similar in appearance to adults, although they have brown eyes whereas an adult has yellow.

She is also a witness to our arrangements at Fish Eagle Bay.

Fish eagle is an animal common name.

It probably represents the bateleur eagle or the African fish eagle.

I caught sight of an osprey, or fish eagle, eating a trout in the shallows.

On nearly every tall tree along the river's banks were posted pairs of fish eagles, their white heads shining in the Sunlight.

Which brings me to the hotel and casino project at Fish Eagle Bay.

Send for the rest of your sea hawks!

The sharks for some reason don't bite him, and the sea hawks don't attack.

The island is home to tropical birds, including sea hawks and Tabon birds.

It could have been a very large marine bird - a sea mandragon escorted by five sea hawks.

Osprey are also called sea hawks and fish eagles, but are neither hawks nor eagles.

Punching for a trans-Atlantic line, and I hit forward into the stream, speed of light current dumping me next to the Sea hawks stadium, advertising tickets at a hundred bucks each.

Sometimes referred to as sea hawks and fish hawks, they stand two feet tall, spread their wings up to six feet, and with their black, hooked beaks and curved talons, present a formidable appearance.

High up in the transparent ether gracefully balanced and circled four or five great sea hawks, while here below, mid the pomp and picturesqueness of sky and river, swam this creature of artificial beauty and motion and power, in its way no less perfect.

The terriers taking on the u-mass lowell river hawks and ar inland scoops up the puck and u-mass lowell wins its first hockey east championship and their first title is jack er's last game behind the bench.

They ain't much better than fish hawks, and your own father accounted for at least one of them.

The fish hawks began breeding again in Scotland in the 1950s after being driven to near extinction.

Fish hawks are ospreys, which probably did.

She said, laughing a little, "Better not let the fish hawks find you with that hanging there, Abel."

Its Quinnipiac name is "Massancummock", meaning "the place of the great fish hawks".

The name Hawk's Nest derived from the many fish hawks which inhabited the massive cliffs at this point.

These fishing hawks, with their white bellies and black wrist patches at the front of their underwings, are relatively easy to identify.

Fish hawks, falcons and herons have been released to the wild; owls and perhaps hares are on the menu.

IT'S a fine year for the fish hawks - the ospreys that nest near Connecticut's lakes, rivers and coastline.

Ospreys, the spectacular fish hawks whose return to Britain has been a conservation success story, have nested in Northumberland for the first time in more than two centuries.

Weekenders still enjoy real-life fauna like the mellow gangs of city motorcyclists trailing gray ponytails and the osprey fish hawks pampered in tower nests customized by preservationists.

NPWS ranger Bob Moffat, who is based at Alstonville, said that one of the young fish hawks was freed from fishing line and immediately tagged and returned to its nest.

Sometimes referred to as sea hawks and fish hawks, they stand two feet tall, spread their wings up to six feet, and with their black, hooked beaks and curved talons, present a formidable appearance.

These two rumors had given rise to a third, that subsistence as well as commercial fishermen were arming for Armageddon, so that the fish hawks in the area were prudently avoiding any low flyovers.

Large fishing hawks with white underpainting and jet-black joints in the sharply recurved wings, these handsome males were notable for their ability to hover, spot fish at great distances and dive for them with claws extended.

As for wildlife on the trip, besides the fox, moose calf, whales and jellyfish, we saw two fish hawks (osprey) at Thoroughfare, gannets near Trinity, probably 30-40 eagles, both immature and adult, all over the place, around every corner.

When the troopers searched his cabin, they found a computer printout of the names, phone numbers and home addresses of Parks Department employees, and another of Department of Public Safety employees, including fish hawks and the State Troopers' own Alert Team.

As a result of these unique characteristics, it has been given its own taxonomic genus, Pandion and family, Pandionidae.

The genus, Pandion, is the sole member of the family of Pandionidae, and used to contain only one species, the osprey (P. haliaetus).

Demosthenes' Funeral Oration (338 BC) makes the father of the famous sisters Procne and Philomela - usually considered to be Pandion I - the eponymous hero of the Pandionidae.

It has always presented something of a riddle to taxonomists, but here it is treated as the sole living member of the family Pandionidae, and the family listed in its traditional place as part of the order Falconiformes.