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Description

The Osprey nest is on a piling with a man made platform on top for nesting. The only way to view this nest is either from the end of Brams Point looking towards Broad Creek- you would need access to private property (the last house on Brams Point). Or you can view it from the water- boat or kayak to the end of Broad Creek right before it opens up to Calibogue Sound and the nest is located near the last dock on Brams Point- sitting on a piling.



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2025 Season Data


Nest Status

productive

Clutch Status

hatched

Young Status

fledged


Clutch history milestones

February 27, 2025
unknown
April 14, 2025

Brood history milestones

May 28, 2025
July 16, 2025
unknown
3


Activity log

Date Watcher Adults Eggs Young Observations Photo Edit
February 9 HHI Osprey Watch 0 N N
Note: Mollie K: No activity. Barely any nest left.
February 27 HHI Osprey Watch 1 N N
Note: Heath B/Mollie K: Heath reported that he saw one osprey land on the nest, but didn't stay long.
April 14 HHI Osprey Watch 1 U N incubation
Note: Mollie K (via Heath): 4/14: Brams Heath reported that Osprey is in her nest- potentially incubating
May 3 HHI Osprey Watch 1 U N incubation
Note: Mollie K (via Heath): 5/3 Brams: Incubating position
May 28 HHI Osprey Watch 1 N 2 young standing
Note: Mollie K (via Heath): 5/28 Brams Point: observed mom Osprey with two babies.
June 5 HHI Osprey Watch 1 N 2
Note: Mollie K (via sub): 6/5 Brahms Point: Vocal mom with babies
June 10 HHI Osprey Watch 1 N 1
Note: Mollie K (via sub): 6/10 Brahms Point: Flew into nest and was vocal. Flew in and out twice.
June 17 HHI Osprey Watch 1 N 3 young standing
Note: Mollie K (via Mark): Mom hanging with her three healthy babies.
July 16 HHI Osprey Watch 1 N 3
Note: Mollie K (via Mark): babies were flapping wings and looks like we have fledglings.
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