All OspreyWatch Nests

Nest platform installed July 2020 along Perth Amboy's river walkway.

Nest platform installed July 2020 along Perth Amboy's river walkway.

Osprey platform on the Duwamish River with large, twiggy nest. Visible from the Green River Trail, from a nice distance (not too close to intrude on Ospreys). There is no nest 9/17/20

Mike Levine Lakelands Trail in Pinckney. 1/4 mile west of Cedar Lake Road.

Celltwr_Rumson.

Ludlum Pond ground nest.

Lower Township High school athletic field.

new nest platform installed 8-2020 to replace downed snag nest

new platform installed 8-2020 to relocate nuisance roof nesting osprey pair nearby

snag nest behind the Overlook community

Nest in dead tree on the north edge of the pond/marsh inside Washburn Park in Marion. Another dead tree nearby used as a perch by the ospreys.

West side of the Duwamish River ("waterway"). Nest is creatively placed among misc lights & equip with upside down "Pie Plate" shaped central 'cap' on cylindrical pole.

West side of the Duwamish River ("waterway") Large Y5 sign at entry gate to restricted area. 6 large lights opposite side of nest platform.

This nest is located on the second level of an electric pylon at the northwest corner of what is now a super fund site. The paper factory is completely demolished. The pylon appears to be decommissioned, the wires do not continue across NJ route 29 that I could see.

There are 2 nesting platforms being used in the old ammo dump part of the Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge.

On a high tension pole next to the highway

The nest is at the eastern end of the car park at Osprey House Environment Centre. This nest is occupied by Australian Ospreys, they are a resident species. The nest pole at Osprey House was planted on 30 August 2006 with 1 overhead monitoring camera. In 2014 an additional side mounted camera added. Monitoring station in visitors Centre. The first osprey pair at the nesting platform was a young pair arriving late in 2008. Since then there have been 8 pairings using the nest. The 8 pairings involved some ospreys having different mates in successive years. Those pairings comprised 11 different ospreys, 6 females and 5 males. All ospreys that have stayed at this nest carry strong indicators of being young adult when they arrived. There have been only 2 successfully fledged chicks. As of August 20, 2020 there is one chick of a clutch of 3, (2 fell from the nest), now into it 22nd day, feeding well and starting to exercise legs and wings.

3rd nest in a row on Share Line Road

North of Beaverton ON on

By Bower Pond and Red Deer River in Red Deer, Alberta Osprey nest is built on light mast on sports field. Easily visible from southeast corner of Fountain Drive and Kerry Wood Drive

North of Beaverton on Mara road

Lakes Bay NW.

Just off route 83 at the shipping canal bridge/bike trail intersection. Sits atop a pole about 100 yards west of the blue bridge Overlooking the canal.

south shore of Bay of Quinte

Right along Rt 32 - pair moved across from pylon on NJ side - that nest is no longer there on the NJ equivalent of this tower.

Just east of Delaware River, 1 mile S of Riegelsville. Pursleys Ferry on a private farm field.

Gilbert to Martins Creek Spans 69/70 Tower 018 (GIL-MCRT_018) -75.15230174, 40.61266643 This is on the corner of Shire and Bellis Rds

Behind the Hardwick Municipal Building, in the maintenance/machinery lot which is fenced and gated, but open during business hours.

On the south edge of Bourne Cove on the property at 44 Warren Point Rd.

On top of channel marker 4(red) at the end of the Stony Dike.