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2025 Season Data


Nest Status

active

Clutch Status

hatched

Young Status

brooding


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Activity log

Date Watcher Adults Eggs Young Observations Photo Edit
May 11 BurlyMcd 2 N N
Note: Female in nest, male hovered overhead and flew off…female attending to something in nest- looked like she ate something, could be incubating eggs
May 12 BurlyMcd 2 U N incubation
Note: Female in nest likely on eggs…Male below on log in marsh, grooming for 40 straight minutes!
May 18 BurlyMcd 2 U N incubation
Note: Female in nest. Male on log below- grooming…….
May 19 BurlyMcd 2 Y N incubation
Note: Male in nest- female on log in marsh… Lots of Osprey action today- a pair sat across the water on the marsh, then two others were flying overhead, very close…Lots of vocalizing
May 21 BurlyMcd 2 Y N incubation
Note: Several other ospreys in the immediate area, lots of vocalizing and warning calls- one Osprey had a fish in “hand” and the other bird were chasing him around the marsh area
May 27 BurlyMcd 2 Y N incubation
Note: Both adults in nest- one flew below to the usual area where they seem to take turns grooming themselves
May 31 BurlyMcd 2 Y N incubation
Note: Very high water in the marsh, so the pair are both in the nest…usually one sits below on a log…Two ospreys directly across the marsh, sitting on fence poles
June 2 BurlyMcd 2 Y N incubation
Note: Female in nest, male below on a log, two more ospreys across the marsh perched on old fence posts, one eating a fish
June 6 BurlyMcd 2 Y 1 incubation, feeding, young standing
Note: Female was in the nest, eating a fish below her- then I heard very unusual chirps, and saw a glimpse of a tiny head. The male was below, on the marsh log where he frequently sits, eating fish…
June 8 BurlyMcd 2 U U feeding
Note: Female on edge of nest, flew off and quickly returned with clump OG grasses for the nest… Male was below eating a fish, flew up to nest with fish, female ate briefly then began feeding chicks(s) Briefly disturbed by 3rd Osprey flying closely overhead- lots of warning calls
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