Osprey Returns to Wolfe's Neck

One of the four osprey that nest each summer at Wolfe's Neck State Park in Freeport has returned.

The fish hawk, a male, landed on Googins Island Tuesday night, Park Manager Andy Hutchinson announced in a Maine Department of Conservation press release.

Two pairs of osprey have nested in the park for some years. The birds nest on Googins Island, just a stone's throw from the mainland and are a favorite attraction at the Freeport park.

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