Eleni
Description
Traveling NORTH over Belmar Bridge/Hwy 35, as soon as you cross the bridge before it splits to Memorial Drive on Right and 35 on left.
1 Monitoring Group Affiliations
2026 Season Data
Nest Status
productive
Clutch Status
hatched
Young Status
fledged
Clutch history milestones
unknown
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unknown
Brood history milestones
unknown
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unknown
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Activity log
| Date | Watcher | Adults | Eggs | Young | Observations | Photo | Edit |
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| May 19 | cmspina | 1 | N | N | |||
| Note: | Osprey was on nearby utility pole before flying to nest. Settled in for as long as I was there, at least 45 minutes. Second osprey arrived later and landed on same utility pole but did not go near nest. Good sightline from Avon tennis courts. Nest bowl seems deep so you really have to look. Could possibly be a chick based on behavior but not sure. | ||||||
| May 26 | cmspina | 1 | N | N | |||
| Note: | May possibly be eggs, but bird seems to be off nest a lot. At one point saw four osprey flying around at once. | ||||||
| May 29 | Eleni | 2 | N | N | |||
| Note: | Unable to view interior of next from the ground however 2 adults present | ||||||
| June 10 | cmspina | 1 | U | N | incubation | ||
| June 21 | cmspina | 1 | N | 1 | young laying down |
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| Note: | Briefly saw one young. Tennis players I spoke to said there are two, but I could not confirm. Should be noted there is a lot of trash making up this nest, including a baseball hat. | ||||||
| July 5 | cmspina | 2 | N | 2 | |||
| Note: | Female stick delivery, one young standing, one lying low. Realized they are next to Avon Recycling center which may account for the large amount of trash used for nesting material. | ||||||
| July 23 | cmspina | 1 | N | 1 | feeding, young standing | ||
| Note: | One osprey also perched on nearby utility pole | ||||||
| August 1 | cmspina | 0 | N | 3 | young standing |
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| Note: | Calling heard. Nest observed from Sunsets Restaurant parking lot. Location also has view of platform at Deep Water Landing. | ||||||
This nest has 2 reference photos. View Photos
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