All OspreyWatch Nests

Douglas Avenue at Torrey Smith Park

Corner of Colonial Avenue and Douglas St. at the Fire Department.

Trash nest.

Bill Clarke 1

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We just saw this nest platform in the newer section of the Mears Campus area. Obviously, it is unoccupied now, but their is a nest on the platform. So, I'm assuming it was used this past summer, 2021.

This nest is on the east side of the Railroad Trestle bridge

3701 Princeton Pike, Lawrenceville, NJ 40.301441, -74.701788

1 Riverview Drive, Hardwick Twp.

In the back of the parking lot of Ocean Township headquarters there is a platform built on top of a telephone pole. Need to get exact location.

the top of a Utility pole

This nest is located in the midst of the Slade Dale Bird Sanctuary ( 13 acres) along the North Branch of Beaver Dam Creek, a tidal marsh. ⚠️ Need accurate location.

250' high cell tower next to GSP at reservoir

nest is on the Freight Bridge over the Hackensack River. It was found by the environmental people of ne NJ Sports Authority and reported by Terry Doss

In Bay Head NJ. The tower is directly behind the fire station on Bridge Ave. in the Borough Hall Parking lot.

40.7507845, -74.0928366 the nest is on a platform placed in 2020 on the landfill known as Riverbend by the Sports Authority's environmental people

Rt. 83 near Dennisville Rd

Installed several years ago.

Nest on a lamp-post centered in the parking lot beside Fireman's Park, right across from the Keyport Fishery.

2021, next active again. Both male and female present Pair had two young in a tree on this property in 2020. Homeowners wanted nest removed and/or placed on a nearby platform built for them. Not sure what the outcome was.

Home built nest platform attached to bulkhead in backyard. 4x4" pole.

Windy cove on Cedar Creek, lanoka harbor

Tree nest is alive and well in 2021.

Nest located on a cedar snag in a shallow area behind High Bar Dyke.

Found in 2019. First occupied in 2020 and again in 2021. Pair have yet to produce any young.. One adult had red aux. band in 2020, but not in 2021. Could not read band in 2020.

Cape May MUA cell tower at 541 Sunset Blvd

Nest is located on top of a defunct wind turbine on the corner of Asbury and Averne Avenues, next to the firehouse and the historical society.

Located 201 Woodbridge Ave, sewaren NJ on the utility pole at the Woodbridge water filtration plant.