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Activity log

Date Nest Watcher Adults Eggs Young Observations
March 17 9440 Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana 1 N N
Note: Osprey arrived and first fly over the nest.
March 20 8612 Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana 0 N N
Note: No activity
March 24 9440 Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana 2 N N
Note: Two on the nest for the first time this season. Only seen a few osprey flying around in recent days and one on a nest several days ago, so exciting to see two on the nest and looks like some sticks are being added to the nest.
March 25 8612 Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana 0 N N
Note: Canada goose sitting on the platform.
March 26 9440 Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana 1 N N
Note: Lone osprey has been on the nest for over an hour.
March 27 8612 Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana 1 N N
Note: One osprey on the nest for quite awhile.
March 27 8612 Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana 0 N N
April 3 8612 Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana 0 N N
Note: No activity noted on MC at CBEC. BK
April 10 8612 Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana 0 N N
Note: No activity and no new nesting material. DKey
May 1 8612 Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana 0 N N
Note: No activity on this platform. The platform is close to all the construction, however, last yr there also was no nest on this platform. DK
May 9 9440 Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana 2 U N incubation
Note: Yesterday was the first day we have seen Harriet sitting low in the nest, indicating there are eggs. She hardly leaves the nest right now and Ozzie is near by. We are concerned about all the crows that have been around the last few days and hopefully they won’t go after the nest.
June 7 9440 Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana 2 U N incubation
Note: Harriet is very active on the nest. Possibly hatiching underway?
July 16 9440 Ozzie & Harriet at Hale Pau Hana 2 N 1 feeding, young standing
Note: We first saw the chick on July 12 with its little head sticking up. The chick is quite active. We thought there was as second chick, but still not sure.
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