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Description

Previously a nest was mapped much closer to shore, but this location (edited) looks like there is an actual platform in the water in the area. Data point has been edited to highlight this. Also mapped as 3154 (will be edited for accuracy of location).



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FanLAM
New Jersey



2025 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
March 14 FanLAM 1 N N
Note: Female has returned
March 15 FanLAM 0 N N
Note: Bird from yesterday with thick necklace appears to be on platform across the creek.
March 15 1 N N Add Photo Edit
Note: Watched bird previously mentioned fly across the creek and land on this platform. Appears to be female from yesterday with thick necklace.
March 21 FanLAM 0 N N
Note: None on platform, platform seems to have more sticks. Two birds flying overhead, calling.
March 22 FanLAM 0 N N
March 29 FanLAM 1 N N
Note: Many more sticks than last time. Appears to be same female with wide necklace
April 5 FanLAM 2 N N
Note: Nest much more built up since last check. One on next one on old piling
April 19 FanLAM 2 N N
Note: Both on platform initially but then male flew down to piling.
May 2 FanLAM 2 N N
Note: One on nest hunkered down, one on piling
May 20 FanLAM 2 N N
Note: Behaviour indicates may be on eggs
May 31 FanLAM 2 N 1 feeding, young laying down
Note: One definite chick- possibly two
June 1 FanLAM 2 N N
Note: No young observed but female behavior seemed to be tending to something in the nest
June 4 FanLAM 2 N 1
Note: Still have not confirmed definite second bird
June 11 FanLAM 2 N 1 young laying down
June 12 Marlee 2 N 1 young standing
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