Does the Eastern osprey have a limited foraging range?

The Eastern osprey typically has a foraging range that can vary significantly based on the availability of food and suitable habitat. While they primarily hunt fish, which can limit their foraging to areas near water bodies, they are highly adaptable and can travel considerable distances to find food. Generally, they are known to forage within a few miles of their nesting sites but can extend their range if necessary. Overall, while there are some limitations, their foraging range is not strictly confined.