All OspreyWatch Nests

Nest on cell tower platform. Near Walter Hill Dam on the East Fork of the Stones River. Murfreesboro, TN. 2 Birds present.

Hinton creek off Chesapeake watch dock. Arrived back march 20

A new nest in 2012.

Very close to path, birds are often disturbed.

Two nests side by side. Has been occupied at least since 1998.

This nest is torn down each year. The Osprey pair come and rebuild every year. The light pole is the kind the use to light up a sports field. Has 4 light going across, the pair have been flying around the last 2 weeks started to put sticks, they are procrastinators. I have watched them the last 5 years. I hope they rebuild will update, also if the build their nest elsewhere nearby.

Nest is Located on a Power Line Pole near the Island Creek Pumping Station Dike alongside road. Also near Island Creek Recration Area located at John H. Kerr Reservoir.

Newly re-built nest on restored platform near Sequoyah Hills Park and off Looney Island in Lake Loudon. Original nest and eggs destroyed April 2011 by storms.

Adults seen mating on nest on platform about 1pm on 27 Mar 12

Adults seen on nest, 27 Mar 12

This pair comes every March and rebuilds their nest and puts on quite a show for us. The nest is complete. I can't tell at this point if there are any eggs, but the female appears to be a stay at home mom! We are glad to have George & Martha with us for the next six months on Monroe Bay.

Man made platform

Nest is located on a Osprey Nesting Platform put up by Dominion Power. Right next to VA State Rd. 825 near the Island Creek Pumping Station and Recreation Area on John H. Kerr Reservoir.

Neat is located in dead tree located on point at the entrance to Godall Creek at John H. Kerr Reservoir.

Nest is on power pole located near the entrance of Grassy Creek Recreation Area on John H. Kerr Reservoir.

Nest located on power line near Eastland Creek Ramp at John H. Kerr Reservoir.

Built on top of a cell tower. First used in 2011.

Nest located at end of point from Piney Woods Group Camping Area at North Bend Park, John H. Kerr Reservoir.

Nest is located on a platform of the railroad crossing John H. Kerr.

Long-standing nest on a tiny basalt island near the Washington riverbank of the Columbia, just west of Cape Horn.

Long-standing nest in a cell tower adjacent to West Linn HS. Osprey have been here for at least 13 years.

Only monitored this nest for two years so far. Going to put a live stream camera on this one in 2013. Nest did not produce in 2011. March 25th,.one bird on nest for the 2012 season

Pair of breeding Osprey nesting on west side of Tehama Railroad bridge on a telephone pole by the historic monument. Seen carrying fish to the nest on 3/15/2012