Maps & Data

Description

Platform in the shallows, on an island north of the mainland, farthest to the left of the tick sign on the trail just after passing over the causeway, the platform has 2 separated white predator guards on platform pole



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baygirl



2026 Season Data


Nest Status

active

Clutch Status

incubating

Young Status

unknown


Clutch history milestones

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Brood history milestones

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Activity log

Date Watcher Adults Eggs Young Observations Photo Edit
March 22 baygirl 0 N N
Note: Platform is leaning at a 45 angle, will try to have Team Osprey repair it soon, no ospreys on or near, may not be habitable this season
April 4 baygirl 2 N N
Note: Monitoring activity in this leaning platform,, not seeing nest material brought in, no eggs but both at nest site today
April 8 baygirl 2 N N
Note: Badly leaning platform , pair at nest trying to build it up flat , no eggs yet
April 9 baygirl 2 N N
Note: Both at nest, then they left to retrieve nest material. With permission from DNREC and State Parks, our team assessed the nest and saw no eggs, so we proceeded to use a come-along and straightened the platform. We reinforced the corner boards, T perch and predator guard and added a ground board collar to hopefully stabilize the pole for future storms. We also dropped a 2x4 marsh perch nearby for the male. The birds returned before we left the island. There was some nest cup material so I will expect to see incubation soon
April 10 baygirl 2 N N
Note: Checking today following yesterday’s emergency platform repair, both at nest, male bringing in soft nest material, female decorating
April 11 baygirl 2 N N
Note: Female still working the nest cup
April 19 baygirl 2 U N incubation
Note: Arrived to see the maoe bring a large fish to the incubating female who took it to the new marsh perch we installed on the platform repair day! He rocked down onto the eggs. Good feeling that we persevered on such a tough platform repair.
April 23 baygirl 2 U N incubation
Note: 1 deep, 1 eating fish on the new marsh perch
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