All OspreyWatch Nests

Nest location is Herringbrook Road, Eastham, near Herring Pond

On platform, enjoying big fish dinner

Nest in tree. Birds fish in the ocean multiple times a day.

Multiple nests in pines. Can be viewed from a bidding platform on the roadside. Both freaky and salt water nearby. Bald eagle also resides nearby.

Across from the secondary parking at the Sea Trail clubhouse and restaurant, Magnolia’s. There are four platforms that may have nests any given year, but also nests in the trees.

Dutch Neck Road approx 925 yards East of Reedy Point Bridge on old Pier. Pair of osprey with two nestling spotted 06/29/2020.

this nest is in a cell tower situated in a field behind the AMF bowling alley off lynnhaven parkway and lishelle pl

Nest on platform, successful hatchling

Gravens Thorofare.

Nest near piers and a marina. Pair arrived 5/1/20. Nest has been occupied by local Canada geese for the March-May frame over 2019 and 2020. After geese leave, the ospreys move in.

On Fripp Inlet shoreline between River Club and Porpoise Drive. closest to Fina's at 7 Riverclub

Chimney on Roof of 14 River Club

Chesapeake, VA. On top of a 40' steel pile(?) where Scuffletown Creek flows into the Elizabeth River. There's a tugboat operation there. I believe the pile secures a barge.

The nest sits atop a utility pole for a baseball field on King Philip St in Raynham, MA

Fleet Area Control and Surveillance Facility, Virginia Capes. At center and top of short thin metal tower near road. Address: 601 Oceana Blvd, VB, VA.

Nest is located on the fifth cement leg of the Chickahominy River Bridge, counting from the Charles City side of the bridge, on the north side of the bridge and immediately below it.

Nest is located on top of a utility pole just north of the Avon Police Station parking lot.

This nest platform is approximately 100 feet from a huge communications tower that previously had a nest logged; that nest is no longer there so may have been moved to this location?

This is a new nest in 2020. It is on the south side of the water tower in the Spring Lake Public Works yard. The nest faces the North Branch of Wreck Pond. It is occupied as of July 2, 2020, but difficult to determine the number of chicks due to the height of the nest. However, an adult was observed overseeing the nest.

This was formerly posted as Nest #6669 but was somehow deleted. This nest has been active in this location for at least 3 - 4 years, and originally was across the street. It was relocated at the request of the business it was in front of.

Nesting pair as of February 24, 2017 by Karen Natoli May activity reported, but I don't see where I entered that. at this point, I believe, it was May 13 2013 that I saw 2 birds. 2 birds June 15 2013 2 birds July 17 2013 2 birds June 15 2014 3 birds June 17 2014 1 sometimes 2 birds July 2014 1 bird perched in nest July 24 2014

alongside riverclub pier closest to land

On Fripp Inlet on dock seaward, 2nd platform

Porpose RD, ocean view in empty lot, near 487 Porpoise Rd. Nest next to large house with red roof. Coming from Pearson's nest # 2532 this new nest is before you get to Remora RD

WarrenGlen-Musconetcong. Tower is right along the main road, route 627, Riegelsville-Warren Glen Rd.

This nest is new 2020, a natural nest built in a dead tree.

Mt. Herman Rd. Cell tower.

Columbia cell tower.

Farm silo with cell company equipment attached.