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["bmcgovern" <bmcgovern@xxxxxxx>]

     Yes--and an Osprey at Accotink Creek at Ft. Belvoir, too, on Sunday. 
John Bilsicki, the biologist at the wildlife refuge, witnessed a clash 
between two Bald Eagles and an Osprey, who lost a hard-earned fish to the 
Eagles.
Bill
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Sandy_Spencer@xxxxxxx>
To: <va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 10:44 AM
Subject: [va-bird] Naylor's Beach osprey is back too


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> To chime in with the Waltkerton osprey, the ospreys that nest by the
> Naylors Beach Rd (634) bridge, where it crosses the mouth of Cat Point
> Creek at the Rappahannock River (near Warsaw,  Richmond County) are back
> now too.  Seen this morning by Kathryn and Greg Owens of the Rappahannock
> River Valley NWR.
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> Sandy C. Spencer, Wildlife Biologist
> U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
> Eastern Virginia Rivers National Wildlife Refuge Complex
>    (Rappahannock River Valley, James River,
>     Presquile Island, and Plum Tree Island NWRs)
> P.O. Box 1030
> Warsaw, VA  22572
> 804/333-1470
> 804/333-3396 (fax)
> Sandy_Spencer@xxxxxxx
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