All OspreyWatch Nests

Location is approximate

This is the 3rd nest tree for this pair in my four years of watching and photographing them. I know it's at least the same male as he has two easily distinguishable specs in his left eye...thus the nickname "Specs".

A platform set up near a power line on the edge of Rufatto's field and very near the banks of the Bitterroot River north of Stevensville, MT and west of Lee Metcalf NWR. Walk-in or float by area - no roads.

This nest has been on the same light of the Sheridan High School football field for many years. The osprey hunt in the Sheridan fishing pond (final stage of sewage ponds) across Hwy 18 and in the South Yamhill River

Nest is 2/10 of a mile from another nest(Overlook Beach Nest 1) in Beach scrub between Ocean Parkway and Overlook Beach.

Nest is built in dead tree along beach scrub between Ocean Parkway and Overlook Beach-about 100 feet off parkway.

Osprey nest on platform west of road to Okanogan Airport

Osprey Nest at Green Day Marker 3 in The Haven at Rock Hall, MD in front of Osprey Point Marina.

Long time residents at the soccer field, CFB Kingston, Royal Military College.

There are 3 nests on this powerlind not far apart. Only 2 pair nested there last year. Have not seen them yet this year. I will be checking on them soon. They both raised young last year. one nest had 2 , not sure how many on the other, I didn't go near them too often as they get stressed out.

On east side of Hwy 97 just south of Okanogan WA

Private residence

Been here for years. Just downstream from Mill Creek Bridge on the Yellowstone River.

By power line on Yellowstone Trail

Ospreys nested on this channel marker in previous years but the nest was blown down by storms. They have now built a new nest in the same location.

This Nest is one lamp away from a Monk Parrot nest in the next set of lamps. It also sits on the water allowing for good Fishing.

The nest is about 20 feet from the railway tracks & a major highway is about 50 feet away. It is mostly made up of binder twine the Osprey picked up from the local hay fields

this is an established nest located close to the bike velodrome at Marymoor Park in Redmond. Typically see 3 offspring/year.

On the east side of the highway, with a house within 100ft of the base of the tower. The nest may be 150 to 200 ft high off the ground.

This is a new nest. I think it has just been constructed this spring (2012).