All OspreyWatch Nests

The platform is well filled with material

nest appears abandoned but a osprey patrols that section of the creek

Nest located at top of telephone pole, no nesting platform installed. Nest active for several years. Located near the Sacramento River.

The Kiger Island nest has been active for many years, a tall snag in good condition (bark still on tree) overlooking the Willamette River.

A pole in the middle of a field with a man-made platform.

The nest is easily seen from either side of the river. On 4/29/12 at 10:30 am one bird was seen on the nest. The road passes quite close to the nest.

nest atop light pole in parking lot; has been present for several years. As of 4/24/12 eggs were apparently being incubated per park staff

located on top of an active shipping crane, on the southeast bayside of San Francisco first noted in late March 2012

Nest located on sports field lights.

Osprey platform put up by the Warren County Conservation Board in 2010 to compliment a reintroduction project. Male is a hacked bird from this site in 2009. Purple band is PN. Female is not banded. This is the first year they have nested.

Nest platform at top of telephone pole. Nest active for several years. Located near the Sacramento River.

The parents have returned for several years, according to residents of this neighborhood. The nest is well kept and neat. A child of Gail built a nest on a platform near a residential pier about a 100 yards away. It 'child's" nest is rather disheveled.

This nest platform was installed last year in an effort to keep an Osprey pair from nesting on the Bimini of my sailboat, Indigo Waters (hence the nest being named Indigo II). The nest was occupied until the birds left during Hurricane Irene. This year a pair arrived on March 2, 2012 and have built a more substantial nest, mated several times and are now sitting on the nest.

Nest on Jackson Creek Mark 9

Pair of Osprey nesting on Mark 1 of Jackson Creek

hwy 58 to Bear Creek Rd extension to Perimeter Rd (Burchfield) nest on twin wooden power poles at the beaver ponds near bridge

Pair nested on top of utility line tower. Adult observed sitting on nest 4/20/12 This is the second year that I have seen them using this nest, however it is possible they have been there longer.

An older nest site, on top of a vulcanic bluff. Past activity unknown.

This is the third year for this nest. Last year they fledged four young at the beginning of September.

Tall Jeffery pine on edge of Lake Davis, seen from the dam.

This nest is located in a small island name passion island, in a palapa´sroof. Este nido está localizado en el techo de una palapa, en un pequeño islote llamado isla pasión.

The Nest is located in a electricity tower behind the hotel villas paraiso del mar in Holbox island. El nido está ubicado en un poste de luz detrás del hotel villas paraiso del mar en isla holbox.

Look from Lewiston Road Overlook in the Tonawanda WMA off Route #77. Record late nestling in August.