Weekend before last, this osprey was fishing in the Hammarby lake, just outside the central parts of Stockholm.
Even though it might not be immediately clear from above picture, it is indeed an osprey, and here is a good picture if you want one (with sound too). Not that it is a very rare bird, what struck me was that it chose a water that is deemed not suitable for bathing by the health authorities. Water quality elswere around Stockholm is usually much better than that. Do we need a special food administration for birds?
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