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An osprey egg hunt
Date: 4/26/2012 Album ID: 1458693
Birds called 'sentinels for what's in the food chain'
An osprey soars above its nest in the James River, a few miles east of Osborne Landing.  A scientific study of the birds' eggs seeks to determine the presence of contaminants in the eggs.
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An osprey soars above its nest in the James River, near Hopewell.  A scientific study of the birds' eggs seeks to determine the presence of contaminants in the eggs.
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An osprey carrying a fish soars above its nest in the James River, a few miles east of Osborne Landing.  A scientific study of the birds' eggs seeks to determine the presence of contaminants in the eggs.
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An osprey egg, taken by scientists from a nest on the James River. A scientific study of the birds' eggs seeks to determine the presence of contaminants in the eggs.
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A pair of osprey eggs rests in a nest atop a beacon in the James River east of Osborne Landing.  A scientific study of the birds' eggs seeks to determine the presence of contaminants in the eggs.
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Rebecca Lazarus climbs up a beacon in the James River to retrieve an osprey egg from a nest.   Barnetyt Rattner (left) and Dave Hopler steady the boat. A scientific study of the birds' eggs seeks to determine the presence of contaminants in the eggs.
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