All OspreyWatch Nests

Gilbert to Martins Creek Spans 69/70 Tower 018 (GIL-MCRT_018) -75.15230174, 40.61266643 This is on the corner of Shire and Bellis Rds

Behind the Hardwick Municipal Building, in the maintenance/machinery lot which is fenced and gated, but open during business hours.

On the south edge of Bourne Cove on the property at 44 Warren Point Rd.

On top of channel marker 4(red) at the end of the Stony Dike.

On top of channel marker 8 (red) opposite marker 9 (green) 2/3 of the way out near the Stony Dike.

On top of channel marker 9, 2/3 of the way out near the Stony Dike.

On top of channel marker 13, one third of the way out near the Stony Dike.

On top of Marker 17, near the beginning of the Stoney Dike.

On top of channel marker 21, entrance to Onset Bay Channel

Nest is located on a new osprey platform approximately 800 feet from Bay Ave at the end of East Meyran Ave. This platform was built and installed in 2020 by https://oldsoulwyatt.org/ Please take a moment to learn about Wyatt and support the charitable works his family are involved with to honor his memory. Thank you. The exact position may need to be adjusted. 8CC9+X6 Somers Point, New Jersey

On lateral light rack beside athletic field bleachers

Large nest on top of light pole for little league field

Slocum River 10. Platform no longer exists as of 2020

Pearson fiberglass platform

Platform no longer exists as of 2020

Apponagansett Bay 10 Tree

4100 Embassy Dr. SE Grand Rapids MI 49546

Apponagansett Bay 9

Apponagansett Bay 8

Apponagansett Bay 7

Apponagansett Bay 5

Apponagansett Bay 3

Allens Pond 14

The base of the nesting tree is about 25ft off the river’s edge and about 50-75ft above the ground. The tree is a large pine who’s top appears to have broken off in a storm where the nest lies in a large snag, but the rest of the tree is still alive and green. I Last observed The next on 7/26/20, and there were 4 Osprey In the immediate area. It appeared to be two Larger, mature adults along with two other smaller, perhaps adolescents but each had feathers of an adult.

This nest is located in what probably is a dead tree or some type of structure that is covered in vines and weeds. From 278, turn as if entering Indigo Run. At the Indigo Run circle, proceed 3/4 of the way and turn right onto Leg-O-Mutten Road. Part way down on the left, there is a small pull off. Park there and look to the right in that small field. the nest is nearly impossible to spot unless you see the osprey flying in or out of it. It is nearly opposite where years ago there was a nest in a dead tree.

Located at the top of old cedar tree at marsh edge. Osprey have not been able to raise chicks there for the last 3 years, Possible issue could be raccoons due to easy access.

Entire nest platform fell over. Laying in marsh.