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Nansemond Parkway at Progress Road/Bright Lane

Atop cell tower off Prudence Road at Route 460

east of Greenwood Drive exit on I-264

Cell tower north of midtown tunnel

Beside (north of) 264W onramp from N. Witchduck

On hill in field west of route 32.

Cell Tower above power transmission tower 2690 Bridge Rd

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)

North east of I-264 at Little Creek Rd/N. Plaza Trail. Behind/south of Sam's Club.

At top of cell tower on 50 Terminal Boulevard, behind Dollar Tree & Dockside Bar & Grill

Cell Tower off North Landing Road, one block north of Heffington Drive

Southwest of Southern States and Southside RV Center, near cement truck station

South east of Steel Street and Vepco Street

Wright Memorial Bridge, US-NC-Caratoke Hwy (36.0910, -75.7536)

Cell Tower on Airline Blvd. @ Sandy Pines Way

Light at Sport Field. Beside bleachers

Active in 2012, and 2011. Possibly in earlier years but don't recall. Active in 2018, with at least one chick.

Atop light pole over Seatack baseball field's home base.

behind (west) of 2827 George Washington Memorial Highway

Pair of cell/communications towers behind/west of Cross Fit & Esprit Decor Home Furnishings. This nest is in COM tower north of the other COM tower.

south of exit 250 to Route 105/Fort Eustis. Across from McIntosh

Warwick High School baseball field

Spotted from west edge of Hoffler Creek Preserve, near edge of James River & gazebo

cell tower - northwest of Main Street Station, and east of 95

Cape Charles Harbor and beside Cape Charles Fishing Pier

Cell/Radio Tower

Pier Pole in Long Island Sound - at Cook Point - across from John J. Boccuzzi Park

Cell tower in patch of woods between Route 82A and Route 113/Dupont Blvd

At 664N between exit 8&9. One of two nests atop two cell towers. This is southern cell tower, of two. It's at Skeet Road and beside water tower.

Nest atop center of there side-by-sides cell towers

Appalachian Trail footbridge to C & O Canal and Maryland Heights at confluence of Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers

Nest located on cell tower at the intersection of I-464 & Freeman Ave (exit 3)

Adjacent to Dept of Transportation building / beside onramp from Indian River to I-64E

5732 Bayside Road, Virginia Beach, VA

Atop cell tower. Cell Tower located at Old Ocean View Rd and Fishermans Rd. Behind 7-11 on Chesapeake Blvd @ Fishermans Rd.

Atop cell tower beside I-64E, just after/south of exit 243B

2900 Ansol Lane. Also visible from 264 - west of Lynnhaven Pkwy

Northeast of intersection of Old Great Neck Rd and Great Neck Rd, and south of Wolfsnare Rd. Atop power pole beside Wolfsare Creek

Fenwick Road. Ball field across from Battery DeRussy.

Atop cell tower

Often seen fishing in the triangle shaped retention pond just north of 17 or at the one next to Grassfield high school. They were in the same location last year as well. Spectacular!

1033 Greenbrier Parkway, Chesapeake

cell tower east of freeway, at exit 250A, Newport News

Cell Tower NW of exit 8/College Dr, Suffolk

This nest is visible from Pleasure House Point

I spied this nest in the lake Lawson/lake Smith Natural Area. I had seen the adult ospreys earlier in the year.

Old nest atop of pilings beside the old Donovan Bonney fuel wharf. This nest is large and has been used for several years.

Nesting Platform is located atop sports field lighting at rear of property; active nest

At the VDOT location on the south side of the M&M tunnel.

SW Platform built above utility lines overlooking Little Creek Reservoir

On NE power pole overlooking Little Creek Reservoir and Lake Smith.

Saw nest building in March. Overlooks branches of Lafayette River (Wayne Creek).

Upstream of the Highrise bridge on the SE bank

Large amount of branches inside of railing, nest was not active in 201. Nest is ~ 6yrs old as of 2012.

Cell tower at the Independence Blvd overpass on I-264

Nest in cell tower and is close to intersection of Ferrell Parkway & Indian River Road. Visible from parking lot of WAWA and AAAA Self Storage.

It can be seen by I 64. However, there is no place to stop for me to report clearly that there are any eggs. I saw two ospreys perched at and in the nest at this time. This nest is active right now.

Sits beside a large power grid.

One adult observed arriving from a southerly direction and perching on one of the antennas above the nest.

Nest is located on cell tower at the soccer/softball fields adjacent to Great Bridge Middle School. Directly across the street from McDonald's.

This nest is located on a light pole in the baseball field behind Jefferson Davis Middle School.

Nest is on top of a 125' (approx) microwave tower.

My third year to watch this nest..... 4/18/13 went to check on the nest--immediately saw the osprey fly in and land on the nest! It's very high up and you can't see inside the bowl, but a couple of times 2 smaller birds flew nearby and the osprey chased

Osprey nest atop a utility pole above railroad tracks

Nest is at top-center of this tower

Has been a nesting pair here since 2009

Lawson Rd next to Post Office near Independence Blvd and Thotoughgood Rd. Two cell towers located here. Osprey have built this year on new tower not there last year.

Cell tower at Great Neck Rd and Mill Dam Rd. Nest on top platform. Has been active nest for several years.

Just offshore on the Suffolk side of Chuckatuck Creek midway between the Rte 17 bridge and the Sleepy Lake dam

Saw both birds on the lower level railing below the nest.

2nd nest on the bridge. South of the original nest site.

Nest is on top of cell tower near Chestnut Ave. and I664. Today (June 20, 2012), I saw activity in nest, possibly young peregrines, with an adult nearby. This was viewed through binoculars at nearly 1/4 mile away from the 4th story of the Liebherr building. I'll try to take pictures and post them. The adults removed nesting material from our company property for 1-2 months which ended about 1 month ago (a few of us saw them very close to identify). The movement I saw today could have been an adult but it was frequent and spread out which makes me tend to think it my be young ospreys moving about. I'll post updates!