All OspreyWatch Nests

Car Park & River Access Point at Line 8 Rd Bridge over Grand River, Inverhaugh, Ontario. 43.625340, -80.447470

Tower is on riverbank drive

South side of Chesapeake&Delaware canal along Dutch Neck Rd. (1st year new nest at this location. ) Nest constructed on canal lighting pole steel base.

Top of tall evergreen overlooking Ship Harbor on the northwest corner of Fidalgo Island, Washington State, USA

Tall platform that was installed in the 90s by the LBI Garden Club.

Light fixture between school and athletic field

Univ of DE campus between Cannon Building and Park Road.

NW of I-64 and Denbigh Blvd, at Empire Ct. Behind 'Extra Space Storage'

NW of I-64 and Oakleys Lane (west of exit 197)

Nesting platform installed several years ago, discovered today behind tree line on edge of Mill Creek, stand leaning at 45 degrees, not occupied. Plan to inspect more closely later to see if it can be straightened up.

New nest this year built in the top of a mostly dead tree. Could see two adult birds, unable to get close enough to see if there were any chick.

This nest is in an unfortunate (electrical present) but protected spot at the end of a fishing dock, a dock with not much action if any, the owners know about the nest and are enjoying it actually themselves. Who would not? Yeah, even IN da Bronx.

Abandoned power-line tower located in the water of Skull Creek next to bridge to Hilton Head Island.

The nest is located on Oyster Reef Golf Course in Hilton Head Plantation on hole #17. It is in a dead tree on the right hand side 3/4 way down the fairway across the lagoon. It’s close to the lagoon by 5 Crepe Myrtle. Once you see it, you realize it’s fairly open to see with or without binoculars.

On Boat House Roof in lower Poquoson River

Low platform in Poquoson River. Nest moved approx 20 ft to a new piling and platform. metal basket added as nest platform. Original nest platform destroyed by a storm in 2018

This nest is located at Fairfield Ludlowe High School on one of the stadium light posts. The best was rebuilt in 2018 by ospreys, Ozzy and Olivia, who return year after year.

On pole with multiple light fixtures at a sports complex

It's located in the tallest pine tree, next to N Sea Pines Drive, and overlooking the lagoon by the 18th green of the Atlantic Dunes golf course. If you're standing at the back of the 18th green, and next to the lagoon, turn to your left a little and look up. This nest is within a mile of nest 7428 and about the same distance off the beach.

Radio Tower on Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station Property

Radio Tower on Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station Property

Top of rampike 50yds from water. Two active nesting Osprey

Large cell tower across from Sam’s Club Gas Station at 740 Beal Parkway. Fort Walton Beach, Florida.

Cell Tower. Nest and bird activity has been present for years.

I work on Hickman Circle in Sanford, FL. I watched these Osprey build this nest on a platform located at 440 Hickman Drive in Sanford, FL. I'm worried because the Seminole County Fair just set up in the field all around them and under them. Big rides! Now they hide and I'm not sure if they can continue like this.

Tree is 120 feet tall. The nest is natural and appears to have been there for at least a few years. The nest is active.

Nest made on a pole with four lights (not three like the rest) and centered between Big Lots and Publix. In quiet area of the parking lot, behind Chevron and set back from the road.

On the corner of 66th St N and 126th St N in Largo FL.

Just north of Starkey/Bryan Dairy, on west side of Starkey

Picnic Island Park near the kayak launch, I think