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Description

Athletic Lights



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2026 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
April 6 RIBELLS 1 N N
April 6 RIBELLS 0 N N
Note: No visible birds since last year when nest was partially destroyed by a wind storm
April 14 RIBELLS 2 N N
Note: They have come. I stayed an hour to wait the male after she’d been calling for him a long time
April 23 RIBELLS 2 N N
Note: Eggs always possible but hard to assess. Best guess not yet
April 28 RIBELLS 2 Y N
May 13 RIBELLS 2 U N incubation
Note: Msle continues to bring food as female sits on eggs
May 18 RIBELLS 1 Y N incubation
Note: Male did not make an appearance during the hour I watched the nest.
May 28 RIBELLS 2 U N incubation
Note: Male brought a fish. Female did not leave the nest but was seen eating.
June 5 RIBELLS 2 U N
Note: Female and male both present
June 14 RIBELLS 2 N U
Note: Female high in nest. Male arrived unsuccessful in fishing. Chick verbal I think. Could be multiple though
June 19 RIBELLS 1 N 1 young standing
Note: No male in one hour of observing
June 29 RIBELLS 1 N 1 feeding, young standing
Note: Unsure if a second chick is in nest
July 3 RIBELLS 2 N 1 young standing
Note: Both parents were fending off what look to me like Eastern King birds. The birds were dive bombing the nest when the female was sitting with her chick. She started defending the nest and the male arrived to help her. I watched the behavior for 45 minutes.
July 5 RIBELLS 1 N N
Note: Female osprey was noticeably distressed as I checked on her during the heat wave. She was calling out and agitated, moving from light pole to light pole but not returning to the nest. I was afraid the nestling may have perished.
July 13 RIBELLS 0 N N
Note: No activity seen on the nest for three consecutive visits, of 45 minutes to an hour of observation. I believe the nest has failed, like last year, again due to extreme weather patterns causing undue hardship, but without the loss of nest material?
July 24 RIBELLS 0 N N
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