Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana
Description
Ozzie and Harriet we believe return each year to our platform here on Crab Alley Creek. For 2024, a female juvenile appear on March 9th, possible their only offspring from 2023. Mar 15, and osprey appeared and on the 17th a male and female were around, yet not on the nest. Friday, Mar 22, the mail and female were on the nest mating and spending much of the day together. Only one osprey for several days was nearby and bringing sticks to the nest until Mar 30 an osprey appeared high in the sky, came to the nest, and the two have pretty much been together since with mating and working on the nest.
2 Monitoring Group Affiliations
2026 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 |
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| March 22 | Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana | 1 | N | N |
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| Note: | Finally what appears to be a female (hopefully Harriet) on the nest for about 15 minutes. Beautiful sunny day in the low 60s. No sign of the osprey for the rest of the day. This arrival is the latest we have had of osprey to our nest. DK | ||||||
| March 23 | Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana | 1 | N | N | |||
| Note: | Another brief visit by what appears to be the same female. She stayed on the nest for about 30 minutes. DK | ||||||
| April 1 | Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana | 1 | N | N | |||
| Note: | Looks like we have an osprey making fairly regular visits to the nest. Today one osprey has been on the nest for much of the day as well as coming and going to a nearby tree, and even scared off a bird. Seems like the osprey is claiming their turf. Two days ago we saw two osprey in a tree nearby, but that is the only time two have been observed together so far this spring. DK | ||||||
| April 3 | Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana | 2 | N | N | |||
| Note: | As of two days ago, we’ve had two osprey coming and going from the nest and spending a great deal of time there. We are pretty excited to have a pair finally settled in. There has been some pair bonding as well as bringing a few sticks to the nest. DK | ||||||
This nest has 10 reference photos. View Photos
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