An osprey hatched in a south suburban forest preserve has been found more than 2,500 miles from home in South America. The osprey was found injured in Colombia and nurtured back to health, according to the Forest Preserves of Cook County. “When I was told that it was Colombia, I was thinking Columbia, Missouri first,” said Chris Anchor, a Forest Preserve senior wildlife biologist. “And when they told me it was actually Colombia, the country, I was rather incredulous.” The bird was originally banded by Cook County biologists at Sag Quarries in Lemont, where there are 20 nesting platforms for raptors. Cook County biologists annually measure, weigh, draw blood and check for ov
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