Ospreys, Eagles share airspace at Langley
CUMBERLAND, Ohio -- Staff members at a conservation facility here place identification bands around the claws of a recently relocated osprey from Langley Air Force Base, Va. The relocated osprey are given a blue band for the state of Ohio and a silver federal band so they can be tracked and observed. The 10,000-acre facility is the largest such facility in North America and is home to 200 animals and 24 different species. Eleven osprey were relocated from Langley to a conservation facility in Cumberland, Ohio, to control the population and minimize the risk of potential bird strikes. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Samuel Rogers)
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