All OspreyWatch Nests

Little beach 4. This original nest site has been destroyed. a new nest site put up 11/2016 is a short distance from original platform, in 2018 it fledged 1 chick, in 2019 2 were fledged

Nw side of little panama Brigantine nj,installed 12/2018, active first year 2019.. 1 fledgling2019

Active nest (1 of 4 nests) located within a youth sports complex on top of one of the light poles of the complex. Not active as of 25 Jan 2013. november 2019 this nest was not observed in my survey... i will confirming soon (nov2 2019)

Nest is been maintain, no birds observed

Nest located in the cell tower vecinity of the lockheed martin facility OLDSMAR Fl

Little Sedge Island. Installed in 2010.

platform at topof cel tower small nest 1 adult present This nest was cleaned out of cel tower by utility co, 8/1/19?

Briery Cr L 40 feet from shore, on dead tree 10 ft elev This nest is completely disntegrated, approximately July 1 2019

Reuben's thoro-E.

small side channel on south side of lone cedar creek, accessible high tide only

Marsh island north of Mason Dixon VFW Post 7234, was an old duck blind, new osprey platform in place for 2017 nesting season

Richardson Channel.

Huge telephone pole Osprey platform

Nesting platform build by Hooked on Fishing, Not on Drugs Cumberland County 4-H Youth, and placed with the assistance of Leesburg Fire Department Members. Platform is visible from the road at the East Point Light House, and has a live webcam on it.

Rainbow Islands

Marker 98.

Nest has been in top of dead tree many years. Osprey have just returned to it. First sighting was Saturday, March 9.

Straight Rd and Silverthorn Rd.

Installed in early 2019 to provide a nest site for a pair of ospreys whose nest was destroyed the year earlier.

End of Chatham Ln., Fairview community. Can be seen from White House Rd. The nest had two babies but blew down. Two Osprey remained but unsure if it was the babies or not.

(site prepared but not yet used) King County completed this CSO facility in 2018, and included this nest platform as well as a number of hanging gourds, potentially for PUMA. No observed occupants for either to date.

Wooden platform sits atop a light pole numbered "72" (6 lights) amid much cruise ship and other Port of Seattle activity. Site is physically closer to being on Pier 90.

Established nest built in a parking area ... in the industrial area north of the West Seattle Bridge (near SW Klickitat Way and Duwamish Ave South)

Well-established nest with a long history of success. It is located in the parking area for a commercial concern on the bank of the Duwamish River (Waterway).

This platform in Commodore Park was a lovely replacement placed in 2012 for the nest that was removed from atop the railroad trestle. Sadly, at this location, after years of successful nesting, someone was observed to fly a drone over the nest (2016). The adults immediately abandoned the site. The Commodore Park nest at Chittendon Locks has remained abandoned / empty. They are said to have "moved up the ship canal to Ballard Oil."

Old hurricane mooring converted to nest platform

Originally on top of the second truss of the above railroad bridge that crosses the Elizabeth River. Now on top of an active construction crane in the Norfolk Naval shipyard.