Nesting Diaries
Nest not present. Green parrots were once again present where nest used to be.
Nest not present. Green parrots where nest was and in the area.
Nest is absent, still some leftover branches and nest material caught in pole structure. Was one female where nest should be, may have belonged to 1217 or 1218.
Pair seen in the area but not in the nest
Male and female in the nest together
Male Osprey was in the nest when we got to the site but it flew away after a small amount of time. Female was flying around nearby
Nest is in good condition but there were not any Ospreys seen during visit
Good condition, Big nest, ospreys were seen flying in the area.
No evidence of nest or osprey activity in the area. Discontinue of monitoring.
No sign of old nest or new nest repairs. Nest is still fallen.
No sign of nest anywhere. Nest is gone. No sign of any ospreys near or present.
Nest is absent. Sign of a small nest inside one of the lights is still present, however, doesn't resemble an osprey nest. No sign of any osprey or other bird around light pole. Assuming nest has fallen and no sign of re-building thus far.
Nest is absent. No ospreys present. Sign of a small nest inside one of the lights- small. Could be rebuilding possible fallen nest.
Nest appears to have fallen, only few twigs remain. No Ospreys present on light pole.
Today there was an osprey eating a fish near the nest, in total three osprey spotted in Qoquinoa park today.
Again the nest was not in use, however the one across the soccer field with the flat top does have a nesting osprey.
The nest was not in use, no osprey around.
Large, well constructed nest, no osprey present
Well-maintained nest, no osprey
Large, well-constructed nest and three small birds present in the nest.
Large well constructed nest, no osprey
Medium sized nest, no osprey
Possibly start to a rebuild. Small nest with green no osprey
Reminisce of a nest, no osprey
Empty, nest is crooked, might be falling apart
1 male, 1 female. no fledglings.
No osprey in nest. I think the male that is usually next to the nest belongs to the other nest across the soccer field.
Male next to nest, can;t see inside. I suspect that the male may be from another nest in the area.
Male next to nest, can't see inside