After catching a fish, Ospreys will often begin eating it while still in flight. They will use their beak to tear off pieces of flesh and swallow them whole, all while maintaining their grip on the fish with their talons. Ospreys may carry fish back to their nest: Depending on the size of the fish they catch, ospreys may carry it back to their nest to eat. They will use their beak to tear off pieces of flesh and feed it to their young, or sometimes eat the fish themselves.
Ospreys have a specialized digestive system that allows them to digest fish bones and other hard parts. Their stomachs contain strong acids that help to break down the bones, and they are able to regurgitate indigestible parts like fish scales and bones in the form of pellets.
December 2022: Monica balances on the edge of a rock while eating dinner.
December 2022: Chandler has eaten the face of the fish before he brings it closer to home.
December 2022: A standoff between a Seagull and Monica.
December 2022: Chandler pinning a fish to the perch while rotating his head to get to the lips.
January 2023: Chandler having a feed perched in a pandanus tree.
January 2023: Two Osprey share a perch on the pandanus branch while each eats a fish.
January 2023: Somebody should tell Rachael to always chew her food.
