LincolnDarkASRI
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2025 Season Data
Nest Status
active
Clutch Status
hatched
Young Status
brooding
Clutch history milestones
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Brood history milestones
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Activity log
| Date | Watcher | Adults | Eggs | Young | Observations | Photo | Edit |
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| April 17 | wmcdonald | 2 | N | N |
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| Note: | two in nest making noise. one kept flying away not sure if there was an egg. a 3rd osprey came by but was chased off | ||||||
| April 21 | The D | 2 | N | N | |||
| Note: | Female was sitting in nest. The male was standing on an adjacent light pole. I observed for 20 minutes. | ||||||
| April 28 | The D | 1 | N | N | |||
| Note: | There appears to be a dark piece of cloth - perhaps a towel - up on the nest, from under which the osprey (can't tell if it's male or female) pokes its head out. I can't tell if it's ensnared or not. It's not making any sounds of distress, and I can't see if there's another up there under the towel. I have to check this again tomorrow. | ||||||
| May 5 | The D | 1 | N | N | |||
| Note: | Saw no activity in the nest; it was raining lightly but steadily. One (male?) was perched the entire time on a neighboring light stanchion, calling out occasionally. Never saw the other, but left after 15 minutes due to the increasing rain. | ||||||
| May 12 | The D | 2 | N | N | |||
| Note: | One osprey was in the nest for the first ten minutes. Another flew past me at around 100 feet, at a height of ten yards, and perched on a tree 100 yards away. After another 5 minutes, the other nest osprey flew into the nest, and almost immediately, the first one left, and perched on another tree. They stayed there until I left. | ||||||
| May 19 | The D | 0 | N | N | |||
| Note: | I saw no activity in the nest. However, I suspect that that's because she's hunkered down on a clutch of eggs. The male must have been out fishing, because I didn't see him perched anywhere. | ||||||
| June 2 | The D | 2 | N | N | |||
| Note: | I couldn't see who was in the nest, until after 5 minutes, one flew in, and I could see both. After just a couple of minutes, The fly-in took off. He returned 5 minutes later, circled the nest, and took off again. He came back another 5 minutes later with an eel. He whacked it a few times, ate some, and left the rest for the nesting one. | ||||||
| June 9 | The D | 2 | N | N | |||
| Note: | At first, I saw no osprey. After 10 minutes, one (male?) flew in, and I saw the first one. They were both standing. After 3 minutes, the second one flew out, and came back with a 3-4'-long stick. The original one settled down, but the second one stood, squawking, for about 15 minutes, before he flew away in the direction of the reservoir. I left after 5 minutes, and he hadn't yet returned. | ||||||
| June 17 | The D | 2 | N | N | |||
| Note: | The nest is so high up, that, from my angle, I can't see into the nest, for youn g, for instance. For 20 minutes, I saw just the head of one of the adults; then the other flew in with a fish. Both stood and worked on the fish for 5 minutes, when one flew over to another, close light pole, and just perched. The other seemed to be working on something, standing, and they stayed like that till I left. | ||||||
| June 23 | The D | 2 | N | N | |||
| Note: | One osprey (female?) was perched in the nest. The young were down in, out of sight. The male (?) flew in after 5 minutes, with a fish. The two of them were working with the fish, probably feeding the young. The male then flew to a neighboring tree, stayed for 5 minutes, and then flew off in the direction of the reservoir. | ||||||
| June 30 | The D | 2 | N | N | |||
| Note: | Did not see any young, and can't, if they're down inside. After 5 miutes, one of the adults flew off in the direction of the reservoir. The remaining one stayed perched on the rim of the nest. | ||||||
| July 7 | The D | 1 | N | N | |||
| Note: | Saw just one adult; young could easily be down in the nest. The adult was to the side, made no sounds. | ||||||
| July 14 | The D | 1 | N | N | |||
| Note: | Could not see any nest activity - the young too deep in. One adult perched m50 yards away on a neighboring light pole the entire time. Again, unless a young one raises his head, I can't see into it. | ||||||
| July 21 | The D | 1 | N | N | |||
| Note: | Just one adult in the nest. Mostly bottoms uo. No squawking. Occasionally looked like she might be tidying up, but hard to tell. | ||||||
| July 28 | The D | 2 | N | Y | |||
| Note: | Watched adult (male?) and young in the nest, (75 yards away) and the other adult (male?) on another light array 10 yards from me. After 15 mnutes, the single adult took off in the direction of the nest; but circled,. headed to the river, and soared in circles. He then was out of view, but reappeared a few minutes later, but did not go to the nest. | ||||||
| August 11 | The D | 1 | N | N | |||
| Note: | No activity in the nest; but one adult was perched on another light pole, about 75 yards from the nest. Stayed there the entire half hour. | ||||||
| August 19 | The D | 2 | N | Y | |||
| Note: | At their height, with the young getting older, it's harder to tell an adult from a young. At first, there was one adult in the nest. After 15 minutes, another flew in, dropping off a fish, and then perching on a light pole 10 yards from me. Another osprey flew from the nest and circled the field a few times, then flying off in the direction of the reservoir. I saw 3 birds at once. | ||||||
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