All OspreyWatch Nests

Newest snag (built 2014) at end of walkway is now a new platform, Delaware design. 2018, pair built a new frustration snag nest in a thin snag closer to the canal

Located West side of creek at boatramp, on top of utility pole, second year observed on nest.

Nesting pair with pair of young built nest in Wall high school Twp. Football field light stantion. Field located at 1620 18th Ave Wall Twp

Nest is on a branch of a live Oak tree that sits on Cara Cove at the mouth of the North East river.

North east of I-264 at Little Creek Rd/N. Plaza Trail. Behind/south of Sam's Club.

nest on top of pole/platform in river near home owners dock

Nest is on a concrete structure in the "Central Meadow" of the golf course. See photo. Over past 5 years, this pair has had their nest removed from an old pier piling that was removed, causing the birds to move to the concrete structure. In 2015 the nest was removed for a golf tournament, and a platform on a pole was erected 200 meters south, which they used in 2016 and 2017. In 2018 that platform was claimed by a Canada Goose and the pair returned to the current concrete structure.

Nest first built in 2017 but no reproduction that year. Utility pole originally had three transformers under nest, but those were removed during the winter. Pole is on the north side of the bridge that crosses Chambers Creek just above the dam. Pole is on the crest of a hill by the South entrance to the Chambers Creek Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility.

Estuary off of smith neck rd South dartmouth

Nest on top of cell tower on Rt 45A at South end of Seneca Manor Nursing Home road.

On waterfront. Just discovered today. May be a new install as I'd never seen it before and am very familiar with the area.

75 Rt 45 Mannington, NJ 08079 Lat 39.5833914 -75.46043929999996

Southwest corner of Irwin Ave and Gosselin Ave in front of Ft Monmouth Fitness Center

on low level lamp pole on Fenwick Road and near New Garden Rd. new nest with two osprey working together to make a nest in this high traffic area on a low pole 4-1-19 last week,, Today 4-7-19 the nest is larger and sturdier with two osprey still arranging the nest.

this nest was attempted last year by the pair that was evicted from nest 6721 042-B-004. The light pole top is slightly domed and the nest last year kept sliding off.

S. Ring Island.

At top of cell tower on 50 Terminal Boulevard, behind Dollar Tree & Dockside Bar & Grill

Second nest by the side of Fenel Road off of Kirkfield, Ontario.

Saw two side by side nests along Fenel Road, off of Kirkfield, built on top of utility posts.

Spermaceti Cove [P1].

Utility pole located on Bradley Blvd overlooking sylvan lake. 2 Ospreys in early stage of building nest. Lots of branches on ground, very little progress on nest build but have observed them first on 3/17/2019, then for three days. 3/26-3/27

Two story building on Kearney Rd, adjacent to the Mule House.

One of three Osprey nests on Lewis Pond. This nest is located on the eastern most section of Lewis Pond.

Located on Lewis Pond; directly adjacent to Seagull Beach parking lot.

March 2017 - This nest no longer exists. The tower is clean of any nesting material. Numerous observations in 2017, 2018, and now many observations in 2019 still show this nest does not exist, and has not existed for at least the past three years. It should be removed from the database.

Large nest on cell tower between Clackamas River and Harley Davidson outlet in Gladstone, Oregon.

Large flat nest of sticks, close to a stream, which could be an osprey nest

Right before you enter Palmetto Bay Marina, there is an apartment complex on the left called Palmetto Bay Marina Village. It is before you get to Sunrise Cafe. Enter the property and you will pass two lagoons; one on the left and one on the right. After you pass the two lagoons, take a left and you will come to a dead-end, where there is a tennis court. I have never seen anyone use this court. Also, no apartments around to bother people. It is on the other side of the tennis court but you can best see from the parking area.