All OspreyWatch Nests

I-78/Rt-22

Pohatcong Cell tower.

Just uphill from Musconetcong River at Bloomsbury Park near Tuxhorn park and metal one lane bridge over the rail road tracks on route 579

MacDonald-Markey - Patten.

On the south west corner of Clark and approach there is a platform with a mom dad and two babies I have named the mom sunrise and the dad Sunset and the kids are cloudy and stormy

Cell Tower Behind Shore Dr McDonald's

Tarrallton Park Baseball Field Light Pole

Nest located midway between sewage pump station & south end of dock at Raritan Center.

South end of dock area of Raritan Center at bend in railroad tracks.

0.3 miles southwest of end of dock, Raritan Center.

This nest sits in the yellow mast platform toward the bow of R.M. Thorstenson, just east of Canal Boatyard

Cell tower

New 2018 osprey nesting platform edge of marsh behind and extremely close to Capt. Mac's Fish House, Rt 54, Fenwick Island

Intersection of: Aitkin Road and Sanitarium Roads, Bridgeton, NJ

The nest is a new nest platform. A pair tried to nest on the dock for two years. The owner tried to discourage by removing the nest (year one) and placing orange stakes and roping around the docks railings. The osprey still tried to nest and placed sticks in between the stakes. Sticks were hanging on the roping. (year two) This season the owners put up a sturdy platform close by the dock. The osprey used it and now have a safe nest site.

Out in the flats of Sawmill creek. Nest found by the NJSA environmental crew. (Terry Doss)

Wooden platform installed atop ballpark light near 1st base. Indian River Middle School

Liverpool in soccer field

Light like WISC ballfield

Utility pole

Nest located in a living pine tree 30-40 feet above the ground. Tree located in a beach house backyard Close to a nature trail.

Nest located in a living pine tree 30-40 feet above the ground. Tree located in a beach house backyard Close to a nature trail.

Back parking lot of First Presbyterian Church

Right at the beach at the end of the Brainard Marsh trail, a Sippican Land Trust property in Marion, MA

In the James River opposite the middle of the 18th Fairway of Two Rivers Country Club.