All OspreyWatch Nests

Stick and red twine nest on top of platform. Both adults are roughly the same size and have faint collars. The male is bright white on bottom and dark brown on top, while the female is dirty white on the breast and faded brown on top.

A pair of osprey nested here last year, also. The site is regularly used for daytime and night time soccer games. It is close to Mission Bay and the Pacific Ocean.

Nest located beside Trans Canada Highway, on nest platform. Apr.12, 2012 Two adult birds on nest.

Nest can be seen from Deakin Rd. located along side of power line on a nest platform,erected to keep nests off the power poles. Apr.12, Saw adult at the site, first time this spring

Adults observed on the platform but no nest has been constructed

Pair nesting

Pair nesting

Pair nesting on nest platform over water only 10 yards from pedestrian trail--subject to harassment by children throwing rocks

Pair nesting

Whidbey Island, Washington. Grove of hemlock trees in field next to wetland. Maybe 1 mile as osprey flies to Puget Sound. On private land easily visible from public road.

Nest platform near Spurzem Lake and Baker Park

Large, old nest up in a tree overlooking the Chetco River and Highway 101/Chetco AVE bridge.

Platform is about 30' tall; erected April, 1997 by the Udalls Cove Preservation Committee; occupied almost immediately; chicks fledged every year since.

Huge nest on top of electrical tower within substation at Croton Dam, Croton, MI.

Nesting platform within group of silos at Michigan Agriculture and Commodities complex. 2nd year nest. Viewable from path in Riverside Park.

Nest has been used for at least 4 years.

nest is on a very high platform erected last year by the Bonneville Power Administration after the osprey started a nest on one of their high tension poles. The BPA moved the nest material to the platform but the osprey did not nest there last year.