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LincolnDarkASRI



2025 Season Data


Nest Status

productive

Clutch Status

hatched

Young Status

fledged


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Activity log

Date Watcher Adults Eggs Young Observations Photo Edit
April 13 wmcdonald 2 N N
Note: copulation then male flew away.
April 20 wmcdonald 2 N N
Note: 2 ospreys came while I was there. Was empty at first. nest building.
April 27 wmcdonald 2 U N incubation
Note: nest remain occupied. possibly the mate was flying nearby but hard to determine. watched for 20 minutes
May 11 wmcdonald 1 U N incubation
Note: bird stayed on nest whole time - no other activity
May 18 wmcdonald 2 U N incubation
Note: 1 stayed in nest entire visit. mate returned to perch adjacent to the nest for the rest of my visit.
May 25 wmcdonald 1 N N
Note: believe I spied one deep in the nest. very hard to confirm today.
May 25 cathyv 0 N N
Note: No activity noted, but nest appears to be in good condition.
June 1 wmcdonald 2 N N
Note: After I saw the osprey on the rim of the nest at URI and then the 2 nestling heads pop-up, I believe I saw the same stage here on this nest. Both parents were on the rim of the nest the entire time I was here. I thought this was queer because the mom had been elusively burrowed down in the nest prior weeks. So my theory is there are hatchlings and I will try very hard to see them next week.
June 8 cathyv 1 U N incubation
Note: Adult was roosting on side of nest, then settled down inside the nest. Assuming incubation. in progress.
June 8 wmcdonald 1 N 1 young laying down
Note: I believe I saw a head popping up today but it was hard to see and I couldn't get a photo of it. The adult was perched on the rim of the nest and perhaps the mate was flying nearby.
June 15 wmcdonald 1 N N
Note: Disappointed I did not see a chick today since I could get no photos of it last week. It must have been naptime. Only the one adult perched on nest.
June 20 cathyv 1 N 1 feeding, young standing
Note: Saw one chick's heading sticking up while adult was feeding it.
June 22 wmcdonald 1 N N
Note: Only saw 1 adult briefly here. not sure if they left or hiding down in nest.
June 27 cathyv 0 N N
Note: No action seen, but nest is in good shape.
June 29 wmcdonald 2 N 1 young standing
Note: This was the most entertaining nest check I've witnessed in 2025. Dad suddenly crashed down on the nest with some little black birds. Then he postured over the nest for the rest of the time - I guess protecting other nestlings. One chick was standing up with mom and making a huge fuss - looked ready to take on the little birds.
July 6 wmcdonald 1 N 2 young laying down
Note: Saw mom briefly and 2 chicks. Dad likely also perched nearby
July 8 cathyv 1 N 2 feeding, young standing
Note: Adult feeding two chicks.
July 13 wmcdonald 1 N 1 feeding
Note: Just saw the a single head poke up at first. Then much later when I was on the other side of the swamp I noticed adult was back feeding at least 1 juvenile.
July 19 cathyv 1 N N
Note: One adult roosting on post nearby.
July 20 wmcdonald 0 N N
Note: There is an osprey perched on the pole next to the nest. Probably an adult. Never seen this nest empty before!
July 26 cathyv 0 N N
Note: No activity seen.
July 27 wmcdonald 0 N 1 young standing
Note: Believe just 1 juvenile remains here today. Perched on rim.
August 4 cathyv 1 N 1 young standing
Note: 1 bird on nest; not sure if it was an adult or one of the young.
August 10 wmcdonald 1 N N
Note: One adult perched on the pole next to the nest.
August 12 cathyv 0 N N
Note: No activity on or near nest
August 12 cathyv 0 N N
Note: No activity on or near nest
August 17 wmcdonald 0 N N
Note: empty
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