Maps & Data

Description

Bethany Marina private channel marker green #3



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baygirl



2025 Season Data


Nest Status

active

Clutch Status

hatched

Young Status

brooding


Clutch history milestones

March 24, 2023
unknown
April 11, 2023

Brood history milestones

unknown
July 22, 2023
unknown
2


Activity log

Date Watcher Adults Eggs Young Observations Photo Edit
March 20 baygirl 1 N N
Note: 1 in nest, lots of nest hopping amongst the 3 close nests
March 21 baygirl 1 N N
Note: Continuing to see just 1 osprey on nest
March 26 baygirl 1 N N
Note: Just 1 osprey on nest off and on, appears to be a male, the rest of the colony has filled in the other nearby nests
April 9 baygirl 1 N N
Note: Consistently seeing just 1 bird
April 9 baygirl 1 U N incubation
Note: Finally see 1 deep in nest, there’s no perch off nest for this pair so it’s hard to catch both together but alas they have been together!
April 24 baygirl 2 U N incubation
Note: New platform placed in water near this platform , barge left at new platform, male from this nest perched on new platform, female incubating , concerned about overcrowding and fighting should a new pair claim the newly placed platform in this busy waterway!
May 25 baygirl 2 N U
Note: Male on new waterway platform that was placed very close to this longtime platform , no permit or permission was issued by state representative for army corps of engineers, Droney Bulkheading company placed the platform for free so they could park their barge there for free, the platform may cause territorial issues next season , or maybe become a nice guard perch, it has no drainage in the nest box so will not be a safe nest , female was deep in BM3 platform calling for fish
June 2 baygirl 1 N U
Note: 1 feeding in nest
June 6 baygirl 1 N U feeding
Note: Female feeding ,can’t see chicks yet
June 6 baygirl 2 N U feeding
Note: Male and in nest while female feeds
June 13 baygirl 2 N 2 feeding, young laying down
Note: Male brought fish, female feeding at least 2 chicks visible
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