1853  . . . another incident occurred to our voyageurs, which illustrated the habits of a very interesting bird, the "osprey," or fish-hawk, as it is more familiarly known [in the Northwest].
1902  All at once, the fish-hawk was seen to poise on steady wing [New Brunswick].
1940  . . . there were the plunging fish-hawks and the patient hunched herons standing on one leg [Manitoba].
1965  The osprey's local name is fish-hawk, and the "hawk-nest tree" became a landmark [Nova Scotia].