Ospreys are generally solitary birds and do not form large flocks or groups. However, they can be social with certain other bird species in certain circumstances.
Ospreys are known to share feeding areas with other bird species. This is because these birds also feed on fish and are attracted to the same areas as Ospreys. Outside of the breeding season, Ospreys may roost in trees or on other structures alongside other bird species.
The large, prominent nests of Ospreys may attract other bird species which may nest nearby or use the Osprey nest for perching or roosting.
September 2022: Let's have a party they said. A number of blue-faced honeyeater's (Banana Birds) and a Noisy Minor (soldier bird) gather for the celebration.
August 2022: A White faced Heron comes to see what all the fuss is about in the Osprey nest.
December 2022: One Lorikeet preens the other who looks to be very happy. These two live next to the Osprey tree.
July 2022: A flying fox pops by to say hello.
November 2022: Under the Osprey nest, a magpie notices a butterfly .
September 2022: Monica plays a game of follow the leader with a friend.
July 2022: The White faced Heron lands to see what the Osprey catch of the day was.
August 2022: The Pheasant Coucal who lives in a tree under the Osprey tree grabs some dinner.
July 2022: The White faced Heron looking for fish in the pools below the Osprey nest.
July 2022: Cedrick the Seagull waits patiently in the rock pools below the Osprey nest.
