Ospreys
search for fish by flying on steady wingbeats and bowed wings or circling high
in the sky over relatively shallow water. They often hover briefly before
diving, feet first, to grab a fish. You can often clearly see an Osprey's catch
in its talons as the bird carries it back to a nest or perch. --- All About Birds
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