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Date Nest Watcher Adults Eggs Young Observations
March 19 8379 Ben Wurst 2 N N
Note: Pair observed copulating on nest platform.
March 27 3355 Ben Wurst 2 N N
March 27 4808 Ben Wurst 2 N N
March 27 3445 Ben Wurst 1 N N
March 27 3356 Ben Wurst 2 N N
April 2 7479 Ben Wurst 2 N N
Note: Male (788-49033) returned on 3/31. Another female has taken up residence. Returning female has not been observed.
April 3 3662 Ben Wurst 1 N N
Note: Reported by consultants working for Verizon.
April 4 9745 Ben Wurst 1 N N
Note: Female observed arranging nesting material.
April 4 2996 Ben Wurst 2 N N
April 4 3331 Ben Wurst 2 N N
Note: Female has red (faded) auxiliary band.
April 4 3140 Ben Wurst 2 N N
April 4 3330 Ben Wurst 2 N N
April 4 2995 Ben Wurst 0 N N
Note: Nest platform is the oldest on the Mullica and looks to have been abandoned. Last year the female that nested here did not lay eggs. Where did she go? Nest is low and likely predator prone.
April 4 3336 Ben Wurst 2 N N
April 4 3335 Ben Wurst 2 N N
Note: Female observed with prey, which appeared to be menhaden. Resting on perch. Plastic in nest. Did not remove.
April 4 3333 Ben Wurst 2 N N
April 7 5242 Ben Wurst 2 N N
April 11 9133 Ben Wurst 2 N N
April 11 3594 Ben Wurst 1 N N
April 12 5710 Ben Wurst 1 N N
Note: Misty with reduced visibility.
April 14 7679 Ben Wurst 2 N N
April 14 8158 Ben Wurst 1 N N
April 14 8512 Ben Wurst 1 N N
April 14 4774 Ben Wurst 2 N N
April 15 5711 Ben Wurst 2 N N
April 15 5085 Ben Wurst 0 N N
Note: Deterrents installed and pair moved to another pole nearby.
April 16 12214 Ben Wurst 2 N N
April 29 5242 Ben Wurst 1 U N incubation
April 29 9133 Ben Wurst 2 U N incubation
April 30 3594 Ben Wurst 2 N N
May 2 12296 Ben Wurst 2 U N incubation
May 2 9615 Ben Wurst 2 U N incubation
May 16 9795 Ben Wurst 2 U N incubation
Note: Reported by homeowner watching nest that one egg was predated by a gull (likely herring or black back).
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