The football team at Minnesota Secondary School forced to reschedule the games for Osprey Nest

Move over the eagles, takes over the last network.

Ospreys who chose to breed their chicks in a nest at the top of a light pole at the high school football field in Minnesota Now you have the entire field for themselves.

Ospreys are federal and government -protected types, and because of their nesting location, Apple Valley High School Eagles soccer The team must rearrange its schedule.

“When you tell someone this story,” Wow, we have to reschedule because there is a wheel nest in our stadium, “They are like, you cannot make this kind of things, right?”

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Eagles must now play all of their home games during the day because the lighting lights are running Birds Can their nest hurt them?

Heidi Sayer, of the Minnesota Natural Resources Management, said that the school can remove the nest as soon as the Osbury chicks can fly away, which should not take long.

“Fortunately for the Apple Valley, they should be able to remove the nest in a week most likely because the birds have already taken some of their first trips,” explained CYR.

The school, which is familiar with a nest in June, sends a drone every few days to check the progress of the chicks.

School officials are planning to transfer the nest to another platform on school ground and build deterrence on the stadium lights once the chicks leave, in the hope that Ospreys will return next year.

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“So if anyone sees that this is happening, do not worry,” said Sir. “Birds are safe. They left the nest successfully, and they are on their way to become adults themselves.”

Ospreys is a large bird of prey with its wings up to six feet, and they like to build nests I am high with clear views.

Hanson said: “When you see these big birds that fly across your field with these tremendous sticks, you start asking questions like,” What is happening here? “And you look at this nest, right? And you love, “Well, this is not your regular bird.”

He said that other schools were useful in finding sites and times for games.

The department sometimes exports removal of the nest when Ospreys make nests on critical infrastructure such as facilities and mobile phone tower, but they are usually rejected if the chicks remain.

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Ospreys was removed from the list of Minnesota species of special attention in 2015 after efforts to rebuild its residents.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.