All OspreyWatch Nests

This is a tree at the edgeof/or in the James River, in First Colony on the James. The site is at the James River, 176 The Maine. I have seen this nest for 5-8 years. It was devastated with wind about a year and a half ago.

believe the yacht club pair that had nest disturbance two years in a row may have moved across the bay to this nest, but that's just a guess.

Nest built on group of pilings near end of Dock H.

This is a tall tree on Lake Pasbehegh, at 103 Argall Town Lane.

Platform was installed on the edge of a strip of marshland in White Cove on the Chester River by Chesapeake Wildlife Heritage in 2004 and has been in continuous use since.

Nest was installed some time prior to 1980 by power company and has been in continuous use, though fledglings have not always been successful.

Nest was begun by ospreys in 2011 on top of a power pole in a cultivated field. 3 chicks successfully hatched. In 2012, nest was blown down in a storm just after chicks hatched and all were lost. In 2013, Delmarva Power removed electric lines during electric upgrade and installed a platform. 3 chicks were successfully fledged that year.

Osprey nest we installed on a piling in the Chester River in 1993. Has been in continuous use since then.

Active nest at corner of Barton Ave. and Rockledge Dr. The two ospreys also occasionally sit in a live oak across the road. This is the same next as nest 605

Platform is about 80 feet beyond the end of our dock.

This has been an active nest for several years that I know of. As of 3/5/2014, I have not yet seen a bird, but I have no doubt that they will return.

Nest was used last summer, but is in need of repair.

The first nest I was watching, was built on a utility pole in this softball field. This second nest is actually build on an Osprey platform.

This nest was very active last summer. The Osprey had built it on the edge of a grain mill building. We have noticed that there is nothing but a few twigs left, so we are curious to see if they rebuild.

Nest is located on South West corner of Lewis Carroll Ave. and Pioneer Rd. in an empty lot.

To be installed in April 2014

Large nest on utility pole on Riverside Ave off Oceanport Ave. at Ft Monmouth.

It can be seen by I 64. However, there is no place to stop for me to report clearly that there are any eggs. I saw two ospreys perched at and in the nest at this time. This nest is being active right now.

Top of a tree overlooking bay. There are too many nests throughout the bay for me to count but this is one I'll be following. The nest has been there for several seasons. nests in the area are in trees, on top of a crane, on old duckblinds, etc....

The 1st of 3 nests found on Spectacle Lake within Burnside Industrial Park.

This is the 3rd of 3 nests found within close proximity of each other within Burnside Industrial Park.

Another new-to-me nest in 2013 that I only found in August, it is located within Burnside Industrial Park.

Atop a communication tower at a DP&L substation. Made from dead tree branches ranging from 1/4 to 2 inch in diameter.

The Redmond ospreys have been returning and using this platform for many years.

Nest has been relocated about 15 meters North west of last years location. A new post and platform were constructed. I believe that this was done to move the birds off of the current power line post.