Nest #2950

Nickname: Officers Club Bldg 114 [C
Nest substrate: Chimney on house
Nest Location Description: Officers Club Bldg 114 [C.
Nest Cam URL:
Monitoring Groups: New Jersey Osprey Project
Latitude: 40.4673358
Longitude: -74.0039727901
Followers: None

Past Seasons

Show reports, diaries, and photos from:Current 2018 2017 2015 2014 2013

Activity reports

2013 Nest Activity Report by Ben Wurst
Adult arrival Nestlings
Nest Occupied Yes Fledglings 3
Nest Active Yes First chick fledging
Egg laying Chicks last observed
Incubation initiation Nest failure
Clutch hatching Reason for nest failure
2014 Nest Activity Report by Suzie Q
Adult arrival 03/28/2014 Nestlings
Nest Occupied Yes Fledglings
Nest Active   First chick fledging
Egg laying Chicks last observed
Incubation initiation Nest failure
Clutch hatching Reason for nest failure other
2015 Nest Activity Report by Suzie Q
Adult arrival 03/27/2015 Nestlings
Nest Occupied Yes Fledglings
Nest Active   First chick fledging
Egg laying Chicks last observed
Incubation initiation Nest failure
Clutch hatching Reason for nest failure
2017 Nest Activity Report by Gunny
Adult arrival 03/29/2017 Nestlings
Nest Occupied Yes Fledglings
Nest Active   First chick fledging
Egg laying Chicks last observed
Incubation initiation Nest failure
Clutch hatching Reason for nest failure
2018 Nest Activity Report by Gunny
Adult arrival Nestlings
Nest Occupied Yes Fledglings
Nest Active   First chick fledging
Egg laying Chicks last observed
Incubation initiation Nest failure
Clutch hatching Reason for nest failure

Photos of this nest

Nesting Diaries

03/27/2018 by Gunny
The pair were in the nest, with the male eating a tiny Stripped Bass, and the female trying to get her share.

04/30/2014 by Suzie Q
The osprey refused to be relocated. When the female arrived the pair worked together and rebuilt their nest in this chimney. The pipes that were placed into the chimney as a deterrent were pushed apart and used as a support for the larger branches. On 4/23/14 the nest was occupied and I presume eggs are present.

03/31/2014 by Suzie Q
We have been watching this nest in the Chimney for over 10 years. When checking the nest around March 20th we were very upset to see it had been totally removed from the chimney of the vacant building. Several days latter the male osprey returned and is attempting to reconstruct his nest. Have not seen the mate yet. Very sad.