Help an osprey by collecting twine
Charlotte and Charlie returned to their nest near the Owl Research Institute recently. ORI urges farmers and ranchers to help protect the birds by disposing of leftover twine. (ORI webcam photo)
Baby osprey who became tangled in bailing twine eventually died. (Owl Research Institute photo)
The Owl Research Institute (ORI) encourages farmers and ranchers to collect and properly dispose of baling twine and other bits of trash before osprey begin nesting in the Mission Valley.
“Our resident osprey in Charlo arrived earlier last week, so the timing is perfect,” said Lauren Smith, head of Communications & Development at the Charlo-based organization...
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