<p style="text-align: justify;">By Cory Hatch, Jackson Hole, Wyo.May 25, 2011. Two of three osprey fitted with satellite tracking devices in Grand Teton National Park last fall have returned after migrating thousands of miles to Mexico and Cuba, researchers said.The three birds — two adult males and a juvenile female — were captured by Grand Teton and Craighead Beringia South biologists on Jackson Lake using a device called a “floating fish snare.” The park’s senior wildlife biologist, Steve Cain, invented the trap.
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