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An osprey strengthens its nest along the New River, Jacksonville, N.C. as ospreys return to the area to breed. This one tends to nest reconstruction along the New River in Jacksonville, N.C. Thursday afternoon March 1, 2012. The artificial platform was quickly erected after the tree wich house the original nest was accidentally destroyed by construction workers. The ospreys have been nesting at this site for generations and weren't deterred by the artificial platform. (AP Photo/The Daily News, John Althouse)

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created date 2012-03-01

credit AP/East News

source Associated Press

byline John Althouse/The Daily News/NCJAC102

original transmission reference 120301171886

weight 0,68MB

size 20cm x 12cm by 300dpi

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