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Nest is on top of a cable box

High School football field light pole. Was not allowed on campus, had to observe from the street. Looking from Google Maps its the Northwest Light pole.

There are two nest platforms on either side of the soccer field, when you're facing them from the road it's the one on the right. smaller

Lamp Post by right field, next to 1/4 mile marker.

Platformless lamp post by 1st base, Lake Vista Recreation Center

Go over to Skate park in Lake Vista Park and look south over the little canal

High School football field light pole. May need to view from road.

62nd Ave S, Highland St S, and 62nd Pl S create a triangle of "park". Osprey nest is on top of a very tall live tree on right side of 62nd Pl S in a front yard.

The nest is on the light post of the Frank Pierce Bartlett Recreation Center.

Light pole at Coquina Key Park soccer field.

When parked in the side parking lot, it is located on the first light pole to the left on the football field.

Replaced a wooden platform to a fiberglass dish and added a perch on 1/4/2013. Located in the back of school, next to playground.

Skyway Plaza (corner of 62nd Ave. S and MLK), in front of now closed Walgreens (vacant building) .

Skyway Plaza along Royhanna Dr. South, in front of Value Cleaners.

When parked in the side parking lot, it is the first light pole on your right. It is located on the light on the football field. The recreation center is located on 22nd Ave S and 7th St S.

Located closest to the entrance, this nest is on a lamp post. There is another directly behind it on a pole and another across the soccer field.

Light pole at Coquina Key Park. It's the bigger one on the right.

In a live tree off of the trail in Boyd hill. Close to the fence opposite of the golf course

Lakewood Estates, very deep nest at the top of a dead pine tree on the edge of the golf course.

there are two nests in this park, one closer to 4th street and one more in the middle of the park. This is the one farther into the park (about 75m from 4th street)

On square platform at the top of one of the soccer field lights across the field from the parking lot, near playground

Boyd Hill Nature Preserve on Pine Flats Trail, located in a dead tree on the left that is easy to see from the trail. It is found in the loop of Pine Flats Trail and very high up. When you enter the trail, make a left (away from the picnic tables) when you come to the fork.

This nest was found a little past the Center Loop of the main trail in Boyd Hill Nature Preserve (past the pond and armadillo statue on the left and a fire hydrant on the right). Nest is very high up in a dead tree on the left across from lake; can be seen easily from trail.

Osprey Nest Platform, dish like. Can be seen on the left side when driving South on 22nd St S.

On golf course across from 2034 Alcazar way and Caesar Way S

In between tennis courts and basketball court

Nest can be found on top of a dead tree across the street from the golf course to the right of a small shack/house with an orange roof.

Forest Bluff Park, on dead tree in the middle of the park.

Lake Vista Rec. Park. Baseball field light pole on field further east (behind the first field).

Lake Vista Rec. Park. Baseball field light pole closest to back of Lakewood High school. to the right of the 3rd baseline

High school football field light pole next to bleachers near 16th street south

This nest is close to the road by the golf course, near the Boyd Hill turn/entrance, and located on top a telephone pole. The nest itself is not very aesthetically pleasing compared to the other ones in the vicinity.

Lakewood High School football field light northeast corner next to bleachers on raised platform

Lakewood High School baseball field. Not allowed on campus, had to observe nest from the street. Over home plate

Dead tree at the entrance of an apartment complex.

Lake Vista Rec. Park. Baseball field light pole near left field.

Lake Vista Rec. Park. Baseball field light pole above right-field dugout