All OspreyWatch Nests

end of fenwick road nest to old white guard house. platform. previous nesting site.

on very high light pole in baseball field off Fenwick Road. this nest was established previously and this pair rebuilt somewhat.

Located on a utility pole on Danvers River. First nest (2012) seemed a trial run. Nest successful in 2013.

Huge telephone pole Osprey platform

Nansemond Parkway at Progress Road/Bright Lane

This nest was not reported until July 2019. It is located in Sea Pines Plantation on Hilton Head. It is on the right side of beach walk 23 behind the house 3 South Beach Lane ( second house on left going north to south).

This nest was not reported until July 2019. It is located behind 36 South Beach along Sprunt Pond in Sea Pines, Hilton Head, SC.

Nest was originally located on a utility pole, but in 2017 it was moved to a new platform installed by JCP&L. 2018, this nest had been used by owls. No Osprey nested here> 2019 the nest was never used.

Laurel Harbor 2. 14-July-19: 1730 to 1800 hrs. 85º, Clear sky, light breeze. One adult flying low over bay near nest. One nestling perched on nest watching adult. Second adult perched utility pole 200 ft of nest with second nestling. Appears nestlings have or nearly have fledged.

From water, observed adult sitting at top of chimney. Nest observed just below at base of chimney, but may be incomplete. No signs of chicks.

Power pylon.

Edge of the water south east end of island dead cedar tree

South east great island

South central great island

Middle west side of great island

South end of great island

Atop cell tower off Prudence Road at Route 460

Top of an old (1920s) broken-topped spruce tree right at water's edge. Tidal cove immediately below, Friendship harbor close by. 75 yds from main house, generally quiet area.

Nest is on top of the railroad trestle that crosses the Savannah River from Georgia to South Carolina in Augusta, Ga.

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Very close to nest #389, built on top of an existing duck blind on Long Point Island

east of Greenwood Drive exit on I-264

Intersection of Eddings Creek and Morgan River Pair sitting on egg/s. 07-02-17 two chicks. 03-24-18 Active two birds. 04-06-18 Busy nest. 04-19-18 Nest appears to be in poor condition. Birds may have moved to nest 2684. 06-04-18 Some activity, birds seem to alternate between this nest and nest 2684. 06-29-18 Nest in poor condition - birds may have moved. 07-26-18 Nest still in poor condition - no activity. 08-11-18 Seems that pole has pierced the entire nest. 05-21-19 Nest destroyed. 06-06-19 Nest appears to be falling apart, no activity. 06-21-19 Appears that some reconstruction may have begun. 07-06-19 Not much,if any activity.

Very active - feeding fledge 07-02-17 two chicks - full house! 03-24-18 Appears to be sitting on egg/s. 04-06-18 Birds hunting in area. 04-19-18 One bird seen sitting. 06-04-18 Birds sitting. 06-29-18 Birds still sitting. 07-26-18 Severe storms during July appear to have destroyed nest. Adults present close to nest. 08-11-18 Nest seems to be nearly washed away, no birds present. 05-21-19 Always active during past three years. Bird sitting. 06-06-19 Two birds sitting, nest being expanded. 06-21-19 Two birds on nest, mostly at edge of nest. 07-06-19 Two birds still on nest.