All OspreyWatch Nests

nest started in snag between Yacht Basin and Piney Pt Ln 2020

spindly nest near pond off Seagrass Plantation Lane and Beaufort Ln

Behind end house

cell tower visible on corner

New 2021 snag nest, visible along NW marsh, far end tree cluster at entrance to White Creek off Indian River bay.

Duplicate with #6700, Lighthouse Cove marsh; east of the Ditch, between Route 54 and Little Assawoman Bay.

platform placed for 2020 nesting season by the community, deep in marsh, up the gut

New in 2018 new in 2021 ladder and prior nest cam attached to platform pole, no predator guard, osprey nesting platform edge of marsh behind and extremely close to Capt. Mac's Fish House, Rt 54, Fenwick Island

Near north gate

On regulus

On the southern side of the Rappahannock River near Montgomery Cove close to Broad Creek. Horseshoe Bend Road in Deltaville VA ends on the river and nest is right off shore at end of road.

Beachside ball field

Next to bldg

Front parking lot light pole

Next to pool pking.lot behind gateway

NE corner of talos tartar

Near end of War House Road in field between e911 addresses 7711 & 7789. House at 7715 Ware House Road opposite nest.

Platform near shore of Ware River behind 7101 Fary Drive.

Near shore of Ware River behind 7127 Fary Drive.

Nacote Creek.

Nacote Creek mouth.

Mullica River / SE Chesnu.

Chestnut Neck.

this nest is on the Sawmill Creek Trail

Behind jcpl building on main street.

The nest is located atop a chimney in a huge house in Bay Head, NJ off of Egbert Street. I first observed it at the end of last season, and recently saw activity from across Barnegat Bay in Bay Head Shores, Point Pleasant NJ. I reported the male has a silver band on one leg, and appears to have a red band on the other

Directly behind Wings nest off sandwich rd. Wareham Ma. On the 2nd power line back from the street next to the golf driving range.

Sandwich Rd. Wareham Ma. First high tension utility pole closest to the street next to the golf driving range. (Nest Wings3 is on the next pole further back.)

The nest was originally behind the home on 17 South Shore Place. The tree was removed in March 2021 but the property owners had it moved to a nearby tree. By late March, the osprey built a new nest in the general area. This new nest is located at 3 South Shore Drive (empty lot), in the middle of the border line with 1 South Shore Drive