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Description

Gilbert to Martins Creek Spans 69/70 Tower 018 (GIL-MCRT_018) -75.15230174, 40.61266643 This is on the corner of Shire and Bellis Rds



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ENSP Osprey
New Jersey



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 13 CyclistBarb 0 N N
Note: I did not see any ospreys, but the nest looked large and maintained.
May 12 CyclistBarb 2 N N
Note: I couldn't tell for sure whether or not there were eggs. One adult (I believe it was the female) was on the nest, the second flew around above, landed on a post, then flew off.
June 13 CyclistBarb 1 N N
Note: The female was sitting high on the edge of the nest. I could not tell if there were eggs, chicks, or just the adult.
June 28 CyclistBarb 1 U 2 young laying down
Note: The adult was standing in the nest. I saw wing stretches from two different places, and two heads; there are 2, but there could be three.
July 16 CyclistBarb 0 N 2 young standing
Note: While I watched, a hawk was perched on a pole near my parking spot and calling; a mate returned the call. After a while the two hawks flew together, soaring around and over the powerlines. The ospreys and hawks seemed to be oblivious of each other. There are two osprey chicks; one was on a post, one was in the nest. The adult was also standing on the nest.
July 26 CyclistBarb 0 N 2 young standing
Note: Two young were standing in the nest. I did not see either adult.
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