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Meanings of osprey in English
Large harmless hawk found worldwide that feeds on fish and builds a bulky nest often occupied for years.
Usage of osprey in English
1
Once I saw a bunch of feathers fly from the osprey's back.
2
Among those seen were the fishing-eagle, osprey, and two smaller birds-allAustralian.
3
Farther on, he showed her an osprey nest atop a channel marker.
4
An osprey was perched near the top of a dead sabal palm.
5
The Bible bans many things: pork, shrimp, rabbit, eagle, and osprey, among others.
6
Perhaps the female osprey was in his way, and hindered him.
7
From somewhere nearby, he heard the shrill cry of an osprey.
8
The osprey hovered just above the windowsill as Celeste carefully leaped out again.
9
An osprey seemed frozen at the frondless top of a dead cypress tree.
10
He added that the great national symbol was no match for the smaller osprey.
11
He'll be a great live model for the osprey painting.
12
According to Radio Times, Waller-Bridge will be playing a female osprey named Sayan Kötör.
13
The female osprey is larger and stronger than the male.
14
He stretched his long arms and smiled at the osprey.
15
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Barbara (left) shows an osprey nest to a visitor.
16
Perhaps an eagle was watching and forced the osprey to give up its prey.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common