All OspreyWatch Nests

On top of distribution power pole east of road.

Australian pine in Gulf Pines neighborhood on Sanibel, adjacent to Ding Darling NWR. Pair of permanent residents.

Tree is located at the Silver Palms Park lake in Silver Woods subdivision, Boca Raton, FL Palm Beach County

1367 Overbrook Rd. (Small park on Forked Creek) in Englewood, FL, 34223 USA. Young Osprey, named Youngling, flew for the first time yesterday, March 30, 2018.

On waterfront. Just discovered today. May be a new install as I'd never seen it before and am very familiar with the area.

Nassau county, NY. On south side of Loop Parkway approximately 2 miles from Point Lookout/beginning of parkway. Been here at least 3 years.

UD Campus between parking lot and cemetery. Corner near old Lewes Dairy.

No longer an active nest site

This site has been abandoned; no longer an active nest location

The Nest is located high atop a pole that stands along a nonfunctional railroad track. It can easily be seen from the road with nothing but an empty grassy field between you and them. They usually don’t make any noise until you take one step into the field, then they will put on a show for you! I’ve been watching this pair for the past 2 years and I’ve just noticed the Males arrival for year 3!

On the property of AEP Hydro-Electric Plant, Mishawaka, IN 46545. I recently was given a pass to come onto their property to observe the nest more closely. The ospreys are back for the 2019 nesting season, though I don't know when they arrived.

This is a replacement for the nest that was removed from atop the railroad trestle. The osprey have just returned 04/11/2012 and have located the platform and are feeling it out. The birds have abandoned this nest and moved up the canal to Ballard Oil. Condition is now empty.

This nest is located on the ship canal atop a derelict ships mast and light bar. The pair that were dislodges on West Commodore Way were bothered by humans and dogs. So they packed up and moved. Trying to keep a shipyard photographer and his drone away from them.

Well established nest with 2 Osprey present at the time of this posting.

West Tiana beach in Hampton Bays, NY 11946

mast of navy ship #117

Snag/nest is almost due east from the Crocker Springs RV park along the Grizzley Creek road to Lake Davis. Nest visible from the RV park through slim sp[ace between conifers. Also, visible from second driveway on left north of park.

end of fenwick road nest to old white guard house. platform. previous nesting site.

on very high light pole in baseball field off Fenwick Road. this nest was established previously and this pair rebuilt somewhat.

Atop a light pole at the Sycamore Recreation Area at the intersection of Sycamore Avenue and Acorn Drive, in Tinton Falls, NJ

40.326973, -74.015368 Note Nest is located on private property

Utility Pole by Road

Nest at end of road on Osprey Platform, near what appears to be public access point to Rapahannock River.

Nest on top of Lights

Platform on thin island directly across the water from the end of Victoria Drive cul de sac., off York Rd., South Bethany , new for 2019, pair has moved to a snag nest directly behind platform

Old platform was replaced nearby in March 2018 after local homeowner saw nest was leaning badly and needed repairs.

Frustration nest built late season 2018 after GHOW took chicks from nearby platform in 2018

Newest snag (built 2014) at end of walkway is now a new platform, Delaware design. 2018, pair built a new frustration snag nest in a thin snag closer to the canal

Located West side of creek at boatramp, on top of utility pole, second year observed on nest.