Nesting Diaries
Nest is very large and well maintained. No osprey present.
Very large and well structured nest. Pairing perched across from nest on a lamp post.
Nest is large and well maintained. Female osprey is perched on nest.
Nest is very large and well maintained. Female and male osprey seen perched on a lamp post nearby nesting spot.
Large, well maintained nest. No osprey present.
Large, well-maintained. Female osprey sighted near nest on a lamp post
Nest is large and well-maintained. No osprey present
female sitting and male standing close
both osprey. female standing in nest and male on edge of nest
female was low and male flew way eventually
the female was present low in nest again
one osprey low in nest but sex unknown
Female was low in nest and male was not present
nest is large, no osprey today
female incubating on eggs it assumes, male not seen
nest is larger, only female preset at nest
Female in nest and male is on a light about 10m away
Female incubating in nest, male not in area.
Female in nest, male perched one light post away.
Large and neat with a male osprey perched on the side of the nest.
Male inside nest, which looks large and well-maintained. No female in sight.
large, well-maintained nest, female present inside
Osprey not present. No other changes
Nest on flood lights, no osprey in nest, osprey found 10-20 feet from nest on platform
Large, well maintained nest. Male delivered fish to female in nest.
1 female standing on nest. No chicks seen.
1 osprey on nest and possibly one medium sized chick.
One female osprey in nest. male on pole nearby. possible chick in nest; saw what looked like the top of a chicks head.
Big nest, one osprey sitting deep in nest. sex unknown
large nest maintained, one osprey seen sitting down low in nest. incubation assumed. Second osprey seen flying high above/around nest.
Still large nest. Small traffic cone and "no diving" sign embedded in nest. 1 osprey returned to nest and was attentive to nest. may have seen feeding behavior to possible chicks. Then sat down low in nest.
Decent size, well-maintained nest with one osprey on top (male). osprey seemed attentive to nest.
One osprey (sex unknown) in a well maintained nest.
One osprey (sex unknown) sitting on a very large and well maintained nest.
Male bird near the pole. traffic cone still there. it's not IN the nest it's just right next to it.
non-osprey in nest, traffic cone still there
not flag - traffic cone! no birds around
Flag in nest, male circling between this area and across the road
Nest is present. Flag in the nest. No osprey . Other bird acting territorial in the area.
Male osprey in nest. Nest has continued to grow and the traffic cone is less visible now.
Traffic cone still present in nest. Nest is larger and there was one osprey in nest.
Male osprey (and traffic cone) seen in nest.
The nest appears to be in even better condition despite the traffic cone which is still on the light pole as well. 1 osprey was seen on the tree at the end of the courts 100m away and there was a male on Tennis Nest #1.
The nest was remade! It appears to be fully formed but the court owners might be trying to stop them from nesting on the light poles because there is a traffic cone with wires stuck into it also on top of the light post. 3 osprey were seen very close to the nest but none were in it. 2 Females 1 Male.
1 male osprey was observed on the light pole directly next to where the nest used to be. There are still no signs of nesting.
1 female osprey was observed on the lightpole where the nest used to be. There was not any evidence of nesting even though the osprey was present.
Still no signs of nest. 3 osprey flew over the courts while I was observing. 2 landed about 50 -100 m away on the tree at the far end of courts and on the osprey tower.
1 male osprey was seen on the other nearby nest tower but none were observed where this nest was and there are no signs that it is being rebuilt.
No sign of a nest. Other than the osprey perched on nest #2 another osprey was observed on a tree past the end of the courts 100m away.
There is still no nest on the light post. 1 osprey was seen on a light pole on the other courts across from where the nest was about 100m away.
Same as 9/18/2014 update: no nest but an osprey perched on the same tree about 100 m away.
Still no signs of a nest but one female observed perched on a tree at the far end of the courts.
Nest was removed from the light over the summer by the court management. Pair of osprey observed on the light pole anyways even without the nest.
on lights at tennis court