All OspreyWatch Nests

Difficult to see due to height - usually can only see fresh 'white wash' on rock face. Appears to have been used for about past 10+ years

Several Nests on several platforms. Used by birds for past 3+ years

3/10/2012 Observed the beginnings of a new nest in dead pine. One mature Osprey was observed delivering new branches/twigs to the nest, and two mature Osprey were observed on perches just below the nest less than an hour later. This site is very close to a previous nest site that was lost during a hurricane in 2011.

Smaller nest on a Topped off Douglas Fir snag

Very large new nest in Redwood tree.

Large nest on top of cell tower cage.

This tower site has been used for at least two years. Today we observed one osprey making multiple trips to what remains of last year's nest with restoration branches.

Nest on top of lighthouse

Each year the ospreys shift the telephone pole they nest on. Last year they tried to build a nest immediately across the road from my driveway right beside the substation driveway but the hydro guys took it down because it was a functioning hydro pole.

this nest is located on a high light pole in the centre of a sports field park (soccer, football, etc). The nest has been there for several years and is active every year. Usually, 2-3 fledglings survive each year. The park is very busy during the spring, summer and fall but this does not seem to deter the Osprey family.