An Osprey, Spotted Againin Siaya County.

A rare Osprey Hawk appeared in Yimbo, Siaya County. The bird wore a badge showing its owner. Locals are asked to help find the owner.

According to witnesses, the Osprey Hawk is likely from Russia. It was seen in a tree near a local home. The badge had details that could link it back to its owner.

A villager said, "The bird is very strong and different. It has a metal badge with writing." (The bird is very strong and different. It has a metal badge with writing.) They believe the bird was lost during migration.

The badge is white with letters and numbers. It bands the hawk’s leg and shows contact details. The owner hopes to retrieve their bird safely.

Wildlife officers in Siaya County were informed. They urge residents to watch for the bird carefully. The bird must be handled with care, they say.

A local hunter said, "We do not want to hurt it. We want the bird to fly back home." (We do not want to hurt it. We want the bird to fly back home.) People are asked to call a given phone number.

The Osprey Hawk is known for sharp eyesight and fast flying. It usually migrates long distances yearly. This sighting is unusual in Kenya.

Experts said such birds can travel thousands of kilometers. They often return to their original homes. This particular hawk’s badge helps track its journey.

The owner’s badge might be registered with an organization. Such groups tag birds for research and protection. They help find birds that get lost or injured.

Siaya County officials are coordinating with wildlife groups. They want to ensure the bird’s safety. They also want to learn more about such migratory birds.

Residents have been told not to trap or injure the hawk. They should report sightings to the nearest wildlife office. The bird is protected under Kenyan wildlife laws.

A conservationist said the bird’s return would be good for science. It helps understand animal movement and habitat use. Research benefits local and global conservation efforts.

The Osprey Hawk will likely be monitored closely now. This event has attracted attention across the county. The badge is the key to reuniting the bird with its owner..

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