PSEG workers aid in rescue of baby osprey
Some PSEG Long Island workers helped a baby osprey in trouble on the East End. In the video from East Marion, you can see a baby osprey's feet tangled in a fishing line. Wildlife experts did not
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Jul 31, 2015, 6:21 PM
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Updated 3,353 days ago
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Some PSEG Long Island workers helped a baby osprey in trouble on the East End.
In the video from East Marion, you can see a baby osprey's feet tangled in a fishing line.
Wildlife experts did not have the right equipment to free the bird, so they called PSEG Long Island. News 12 has learned it was a volunteer from the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue that cut the osprey free.
The company showed up with a bucket truck to help out.
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