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Description

38* 57'21"N -76* 13'58"



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CBEC
Maryland



2025 Season Data


Nest Status

occupied

Clutch Status

unknown

Young Status

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Clutch history milestones

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Brood history milestones

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Activity log

Date Watcher Adults Eggs Young Observations Photo Edit
December 31 CBEC 0 N N
March 26 CBEC 0 N N
Note: 51° 10 mph wnw sunny/clouds. Few sticks on platform. Took pictures to compare at next monitoring. 2 fish crows flew over platform. . GR & PP
April 2 CBEC 0 N N
Note: 50° 52% humidity, winds12 mph SE gusts 19mph, clear skies and sunny. No added sticks to platform. G. Reed & P. Palmer
April 9 CBEC 0 N N
Note: 40° sunny 6mph S. Osprey (sex?) standing on edge of platform. 2nd osprey flying over platform. No additional nesting materials seen. Ginny Reed & Peggy Palmer
April 16 CBEC 0 N N
Note: 53deg. wnds 18mph WNW Sunny. No apparent nest building. GR & PP
April 23 CBEC 2 N N
Note: 61deg. Sunny. winds 10mph ESE. Two osprey standing on platform. Many more sticks on platform than last week. A bald eagle swooped in and both birds flew off and landing on nearby tree. They began copulating for 2 minutes then separated. One bird flew away (probably female) and the male remained in the tree watching the platform. The female returned with a stick and placed it in platform and flew away. She soon returned with another stick and worked it into the nest. She then stood in the middle of the nest and nestled into the sticks. We observed for 45 minutes. GR&PP
May 7 CBEC 2 N N
Note: 72 deg. sunny, light breeze. Osprey pair standing on platform. Nest larger. 3 bald eagles seen flying overhead but did not disturb ospreys. GR&PP
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