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Activity log

Date Nest Watcher Adults Eggs Young Observations
March 16 7751 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: One osprey was spotted on the platform pretty early in the season, like 2nd week of March. Not sure if resident or just passing through.
March 21 9474 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No osprey activity observed yet.
March 21 9988 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No osprey activity observed yet.
March 21 9122 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No osprey activity observed yet.
March 21 12357 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No osprey activity observed yet.
March 21 9607 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No osprey activity observed yet.
March 24 8763 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: First sighting of the season, 1 bird on the (very large) nest that somehow survived the winter.
March 24 9794 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Saw 1 bird on the nest and 1 in a nearby dead tree. Then saw a 3rd bird on another dead tree that the 2nd bird wasn't too happy about.
March 24 8765 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No osprey activity in vicinity of nest yet. FYI the nest cam is not yet focused on the nest.
March 24 8764 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Observed one osprey flying around the nest platform.
March 25 7771 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: This was the observed arrival date of both birds per a local nest monitor.
March 25 9096 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No osprey activity observed yet.
March 25 9104 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No osprey activity observed yet.
March 25 8803 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No osprey activity observed yet.
March 25 9087 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No osprey activity observed yet.
March 25 8766 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No osprey activity observed yet.
March 26 7964 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No osprey activity observed. Last year's nest was completely blown away over the winter.
March 28 9134 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Observed 2 birds in nest (Reported by Erica J.)
March 29 7770 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: First sighting of the season, 2 birds on the nest. Observation per Scott M.
March 29 8165 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: First sighting of the two birds on the nest, as observed by Scott M.
March 30 8062 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: This was the observed arrival date per a local nest monitor.
March 30 7770 lost_bird 0 N N
March 30 8165 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Female observed lying in nest with male on a nearby perch.
March 30 8765 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Nest camera is now working correctly, and the first bird was on the nest this morning, and by this afternoon there are two! Nobody was there yesterday so am recording today as the arrival date.
March 30 7722 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Saw photo of 2 birds on this nest in the local FB group, so looks like they are back.
April 3 7770 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Observed male on nearby perch.
April 3 8165 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: No female seen, male flew off nest to nearby perch.
April 4 7770 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Both ospreys were observed flying in the vicinity of the nest.
April 4 8165 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Observed male and female mating in nest.
April 6 7770 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Both birds were on the nest, then male flew to his perch, and female flew off.
April 6 12791 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Observed 2 birds in a newly built nest at the end of the dock (observation per Scott M.)
April 6 8165 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Saw both male and female in the nest.
April 8 12211 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: One osprey was seen on the nest, as reported by Andrea B.
April 8 7749 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Two ospreys were seen on the nest, as reported by Andrea B.
April 9 9104 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Observed one osprey on the higher of the two nests in the dead tree.
April 9 8803 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: One osprey was definitely settled on the nest.
April 9 9096 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Saw two ospreys in and in proximity of the nest.
April 9 8766 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Saw one osprey on the nest and another on the ground nearby. A 3rd osprey was flying around who may hae been from the other nearby nst.
April 9 9087 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: One osprey was definitely settled on the nest. Others were nearby but not clear who belonged to which nest since there are two in the area.
April 9 7770 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Saw male on his perch, no sighting of female.
April 9 12791 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Nest had been removed but the male osprey was observed rebuilding it. No sighting of female.
April 9 8165 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Saw male on nearby perch; no sighting of female.
April 10 7964 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Saw two ospreys on the nest and a couple more flying around farther away. The returning pair has started rebuilding the nest.
April 11 7770 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Female on nest, possibly starting incubation.
April 11 8165 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Observed both birds on the nest, no indication of incubation.
April 12 9607 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Saw one osprey on the nest and another on the ground nearby.
April 12 9988 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Saw one osprey fly off thenest as we approached in the car.
April 12 9474 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Observed 2 ospreys on the nest.
April 12 9122 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Observed two ospreys on the nest.
April 12 11299 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Saw one osprey on the tower (presumably on a nest that wasn't visible from the ground) and another flying around and periodically landing on the tower.
April 13 9134 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Both birds were observed on top of the pole, not in the nest.
April 16 9195 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Saw both the male and the female bring seaweed back to the nest, that looks quite built up, as if the birds have been here for a while.
April 16 9575 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: This is a brand new platform close to where the old one was, but must have been lost over the winter. Observed one bird sitting on a pretty bare platform so maybe the mate has not returned yet.
April 17 12398 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: The nestcam does not appear to be operational yet this season.
April 17 8166 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Saw one bird on the nest, per an observation by Lori B. Another has been seen nearby so it is likely an active nest.
April 19 9096 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Both birds observed sitting up in nest.
April 19 9096 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Observed both birds on nest (duplicate report)
April 19 9104 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Saw one bird on the nest and one on his perch nearby;
April 19 8803 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Saw one bird on the nest.
April 19 8766 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Saw one bird on the nest (from a distance).
April 20 7838 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: Reported by Andrea B. that the female has started incubating.
April 21 9134 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: One bird was observed in the nest (possibly incubating)
April 21 9267 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: For the first time in several years, there is a nest in progress on the tower. Have not observed any birds there yet so will have to check periodically.
April 22 7739 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Have been observig two ospreys hanging out at the nest and doing some rebuilding, but no sign of incubation yet.
April 22 7721 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: A local observer has been reported that multiple ospreys have been visiting the nest, so it does not yet appear that a secific pair has been established yet, although one female now appears to be occupying the nest.
April 22 7722 lost_bird 2 U N incubation
Note: A local observer reported that a pair has been settled in for a while, and the female now appears to be incubating.
April 22 7777 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: The pair has returned and is rebuilding the nest, but there isn't a real platform there, and it often does not survive the season.
April 24 9134 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: One bird was observed in the nest (possibly incubating)
April 24 12398 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Camera must have come back online recently and is now working. Observed one bird on the nest but their website says that the pair is back and at work repairing the nest. Looks like the female may be incubating so will keep watch to confirm.
April 26 9474 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: One bird on the nest, no incubation observed yet.
April 26 12357 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Observed birds on the nest for the first time, and the nest had been built up a little. No incubation observed.
April 26 9607 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: There appeared to be only one bird in the nest, no incubation.
April 26 9122 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: One bird in in the nest, appeared to be incubating but hard to tell.
April 26 9988 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No birds observed on the nest and no apparent incubation.
April 27 9105 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: First sighting of the season (from far away). Observed one bird on the nest.
April 27 8763 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Saw one bird returning to the nest. The nest is so tall, it would be difficult to see an incubating female, but one was not apparent.
April 27 9794 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Observed one bird on the nest and many (up to 5) circling the area.
April 27 8764 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: Observed one bird sitting very low in the nest.
April 29 8765 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: FYI a request has been put in to fix the camera angle. Hoping it is back working soon, esp. in time for those eggs hatching!
April 29 8765 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Happy to report that the camera is back in business!
April 29 9087 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: Saw female incubating on nest.
April 29 8803 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: Female was observed sitting very low in the nest.
April 29 9096 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: One female was observed sitting low in the nest.
April 29 9104 lost_bird 2 U N incubation
Note: Female was sitting low in the nest and male was on a nearby dead branch.
April 29 12410 lost_bird 2 U N incubation
Note: Female was sitting in the nest, possibly incubating. Male was on a perch lower on the platform.
April 29 12411 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: Female was observed incubating on the nest.
April 29 12414 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: The nest was slightly built up but no ospreys were observed.
April 29 12412 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: There was an osprey sitting where the nest used to be. Don't know if it blew down or whether it was removed.
April 30 12398 lost_bird 1 1 N incubation
Note: As noted on the organization's website, one egg has been laid.
May 2 12284 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: There is now an active raven's nest on the first tower where the ospreys were last year. The 2nd tower where the ravens were last year is no longer being used.
May 3 12398 lost_bird 1 2 N incubation
Note: As noted on the organization's website, a 2nd egg has been laid.
May 5 8791 lost_bird 2 U N incubation
Note: Observed the female incubating on the nest and the male in the area.
May 5 8792 lost_bird 2 U N incubation
Note: Female was incubating on the nest and male was perched nearby.
May 7 12791 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Per Stuart D. from the OBC, the nesting material was actually moved to a platform built on an old rowboat anchored about 40 ft from the dock, quite the innovative solution. As of this morning's nest check, ospreys were actively observed using the new rowboat platform! Will have to see how it goes moving forward.
May 10 8062 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: Per observation by Paulajean O., the female is in incuation posture.
May 10 7739 lost_bird 2 U N incubation
Note: Per observation by Paulajean O., male had a fish and female was on the nest.
May 10 7777 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Per observation by Paulajean O., two birds were observed sitting on the nest.
May 10 7771 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: Per observation by Paulajean O., the female is in incuation posture.
May 11 9988 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: Tough to see but pretty sure the female is in there on her eggs.
May 11 9607 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
May 11 9474 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: Observed the female incubating on the nest. Other ospreys were in the area.
May 11 9122 lost_bird 2 U N incubation
Note: Observed both birds on the nest, with the female in incubation posture.
May 11 12357 lost_bird 2 U N incubation
Note: The male was sitting on the edge of the platform. The female was tough to see but spotted her in incubation posture in the middle of the sparse nest.
May 12 12791 lost_bird 0 2 N
Note: An OBC camera was able to capture a photo of two new eggs! That was pretty quick.
May 13 7964 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: Observed one bird on the nest that appeared to be in incubation posture. Later saw a 2nd bird higher up in the nest but could not be sure if it was the same one. FYI the nest has grown considerably since the last nest check, and is now quite large.
May 13 9267 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: The nest is much more built up than the last observation, and it appears that there is a female in incubation posture (difficult to see from the ground). The male was also seen flying in with a stick.
May 13 11299 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: Sticks can be seen on the tower but no birds were observed near the nest, though they have been seen flying overhead in recent days.
May 20 7777 lost_bird 2 U N incubation
Note: Per observation by Lori B., two birds were observed sitting on the nest, with the female in incubation posture.
May 20 8685 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: Per observation by Lori B., one bird was sitting on a perch near the nest. It was too far away to confirm incubation, but it is likely. This appears to be a slight relocation of an active nest that was previouly farther into the woods.
May 22 8764 lost_bird 2 U N incubation
Note: Observed one incubating female and the male flying back to the platform with some nesting material.
May 22 13178 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No ospreys were observed on the nest. However it was far away and difficult to see in detail. It does look like there is recent nesting material built up on the nest.
May 26 8765 lost_bird 2 N 3 young laying down
Note: I'm seeing 3 chicks now! Must have happened overnight. Congrats to the new family!
May 30 12357 lost_bird 0 U N
Note: No ospreys spotted on or near the nest. It's possible the female is no longer incubating.
May 30 9122 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
May 30 9474 lost_bird 0 U N
Note: No ospreys spotted on or near the nest. Difficult to see whether the female is still incubating.
June 1 12791 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: Longer story here, but the rowboat nest was already not in good shape. Then a storm on May 30 tipped over the boat completely, so the nest is no longer. The birds may have moved to a different location.
June 1 8803 lost_bird 0 U N
Note: No ospreys were observed, unless the female was very low down, but it is a sparse nest. So not sure whether incubation is still happening.
June 2 7722 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
June 2 7721 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
June 2 9087 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
June 2 9096 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
June 2 9104 lost_bird 2 N U
Note: Female was sitting up in the nest and male was perched on a branch nearby. Assuming there are chicks but nest is too deep to see them.
June 2 8766 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
June 3 12357 lost_bird 1 N U
Note: Female was sitting higher on the nest and leaning over but could not see whether there are chicks.
June 3 9607 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
June 3 9474 lost_bird 2 U N incubation
Note: Saw both birds on the nest, then the male flew off and perched on a nearby pole.
June 3 9122 lost_bird 2 U N incubation
Note: Female was on the nest and male was perched on a pole nearby. Not clear whether the female is sitting on eggs vs. chicks.
June 5 8765 lost_bird 2 N Y feeding
Note: Fun to check the nest in person for a change. Can't see the chicks from the street yet, but clearly some feeding was going on.
June 5 8763 lost_bird 1 U N
Note: Tough to see inside such a huge nest, but dad was standing guard so best guess is that mom is there on eggs or chicks.
June 5 9794 lost_bird 1 U N
Note: Tough to see from the road, but best guess is that mom is in there on eggs or chicks.
June 9 12398 lost_bird 2 1 2 feeding, young laying down
Note: Observers reported the first two eggs hatching on June 7 and 8. Will have to see when and if the 3rd egg hatches.
June 14 8765 lost_bird 1 N 2 young laying down
Note: So sorry to lose the 3rd chick :-( There was a runt last year too but somehow he made it. Sounds like there just hasn't been etnough food for all of them, which unfortunately is happening more frequently lately because of decreasing fish populations.
June 14 9195 lost_bird 1 Y N incubation
Note: Observed the female sitting on the nest but couldn't tell if she was sitting on eggs or small chicks.
June 14 9575 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: Very little nest material, looks like the new platform was not occupied this year.
June 15 9267 lost_bird 2 N U
Note: Female was just barely visible near the edge of the nest (not incubation position), and male was perched on the structure nearby.
June 15 9087 lost_bird 1 U N incubation
Note: Observed one bird on nest, could have been sitting on either eggs or chicks.
June 15 8803 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No birds in sight; the nest appears to have been abandoned.
June 15 9096 lost_bird 1 N U
Note: Female was on nest but not incubating. Too far away to see chicks yet.
June 15 9104 lost_bird 1 N U
Note: Female was on nest and not incubating but nest is too deep to see chicks.
June 15 8763 lost_bird 1 N U
Note: Either male or female sitting on nest, likely chicks inside by now but too deep to see.
June 15 9794 lost_bird 2 N U
Note: One bird was perched near the nest, and the other was on a tree nearby. Nest is too deep to see chicks yet.
June 15 8766 lost_bird 1 N U
Note: One bird sitting up on nest, not in incubation position.
June 15 12398 lost_bird 1 N 3 young laying down
Note: Observers reported that the 3rd egg hatched on June 11.
June 21 8765 lost_bird 1 N 1 young laying down
Note: Not sure but the remaining chick isn't looking so good and isn't very active. I really hope he can pull through.
June 22 8765 lost_bird 1 N 1 young laying down
Note: Sorry but I couldn't really say. Last year there was some change, as if the previous male didn't come back and a new one moved in. They started late but had a successful year. So if it's the same pair again, not sure why they are having so little success. I didn't see even one feeding happen yesterday. There were a lot of nests in the Westport area last year that lost chicks due to lack of fish, so I'm afraid that maybe the same thing is happening here.
June 22 9474 lost_bird 2 N U
Note: Saw the female sitting up on the nest who was later joined by the male. Presuming there were chicks but could not see them from the road.
June 22 9988 lost_bird 1 N U
Note: Saw the female sitting up on the nest. Presuming there were chicks but could not see them from the road.
June 22 12357 lost_bird 2 N N
Note: Saw the female sitting up on the nest who was later joined by the male. Presuming there were chicks but could not see them from below.
June 22 9607 lost_bird 1 N U
Note: Saw the female sitting up on the nest. Presuming there were chicks but could not see them from the road.
June 22 9122 lost_bird 2 N 1 young laying down
Note: Saw the female sitting up on the nest and the male on a pole nearby. Saw one chick raising its head up above the nest edge.
June 29 8765 lost_bird 1 N 1 feeding, young laying down
Note: Wow that's interesting. And not easy if it's just a single mom taking care of a chick. Luckily she seems to be a pretty good provider and the chick is big so easier to leave on his own. I haven't seen a male at all and have been wondering if something happened to Dad. That would explain another male trying to move in, though. I will consult my local osprey expert about this situation. In the meantime, looks like Mom brought a fish tail home around 11:30 this morning and fed the chick.
June 29 8765 lost_bird 1 N 1 feeding, young laying down
Note: Just noticed that there was another feeding very early this a.m. so Mom is certainly doing her best. My osprey expert couldn't be certain but said that if a new male were to bring a fish with him, then he would likely be accepted, but if he tried to hurt the chick, Mom would defend it. Apparently there have been cases where a chick-less male fostered chicks at the nest he was claiming. So it will be very interesting to see what happens.
June 30 8765 lost_bird 1 N 1 young laying down
Note: I agree that the two cameras don't seem synched up at all. I might be able to find out what time frame that 2nd one is operating on. Re the intruder ospreys, my osprey expert friend said that it's not uncommon for other hungry fledglings to barge in on a nest where fish are being provided. Can anyone tell if they are adults or not? Juveniles are the same size as adults but not as dark, and their feathers have pale tips and look more scaly. Looking back at the video, it appears there was a feeding at about 7am, and then some feeding around 3pm, though that one looked more like leftovers and not a new fish being delivered. I hope the chick is getting enough food.
July 1 8765 lost_bird 0 N 1 young laying down
Note: It does look an adult; are you sure that's the intruder? Where is Mom today?? Except for some brief visits from whoever that is, that poor chick has been left alone all day. I'm afraid I don't see how he can survive much longer without being fed. This is hard to watch :-( The 2nd camera is a side view but the times do not seem to match up with the top-down camera, not sure how it is set up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjtMDXrEsAU
July 2 8803 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Saw one osprey on the platform nest. No sign of any chicks.
July 2 9096 lost_bird 0 N 1 young laying down
Note: No adults observed but saw what could be a chick laying down in the nest.
July 2 9104 lost_bird 1 N U
Note: Similar to last time, female was on nest but it is too deep to see chicks that are probably there.
July 2 8766 lost_bird 0 N U
Note: No one sitting on nest, possibly chicks inside but too deep to see from a distance.
July 2 8763 lost_bird 1 N U
Note: Similar to last check, either male or female sitting on nest, likely chicks inside but too deep to see.
July 2 8764 lost_bird 1 N 1 young laying down
Note: Saw one bird on the nest and what looked like a one chick sitting there. Not sure if there are others. Photo is from a few days ago, no chicks were visible then.
July 2 12398 lost_bird 1 N 3 feeding, young laying down
Note: Saw the female in the nest with 3 chicks. She was eating a fish and feeding the two larger chicks. The 3rd and smallest chick was not as active, hope he's OK.
July 2 8765 lost_bird 1 N 1 feeding, young laying down
Note: Finally saw a fish brought back to the nest around 6pm yesterday, and another one at 10am today. Encouraging but will have to see if Mom can keep it up. No sign of intruders, maybe they were just youngsters passing through.
July 6 8765 lost_bird 1 N 1 young standing
Note: Wow that's great news, thanks for all the updates. It has been nerve-wracking to watch on the days where there's just one feeding. I don't think that dad would abandon the nest and then come back to visit; more likely that something bad happened to him and now another bird is trying to horn in, either as a potential mate or a youngster looking to get fed. Will let you know if I can find any more info on that.
July 8 8765 lost_bird 1 N 1 young standing
Note: Crazy weather for sure, and still looks windy there. Glad the chick is almost grown and getting more food. The osprey expert said "It's possible the resident male is returning to keep his claim on the place. If he brings fish to share then his paternal hormones are still flowing. If he doesn't supply the fish then his paternal hormones are shut off OR it's a different male." Clearly there's been no paternal behavior by the non-mom bird, so it's a question of whether it's really dad or not.
July 11 7751 lost_bird 1 N 2
Note: Kind of hard to see in the nest but there appeared to be 2 chicks there.
July 11 12210 lost_bird 1 N 2
Note: Only one chick was sitting up but pretty sure there was another one laying down behind the female.
July 12 11299 lost_bird 1 N U
Note: Hard to see from the ground but there was at least one chick in the nest behind the main pole, and an adult standing guard nearby.
July 12 8765 lost_bird 1 N 1 feeding, young standing
Note: Looks like Mom delivered a fish a little after 2pm on 7/12. Junior grabbed it from her and didn't seem to want to share! Didn't see any other feedings today so he must be hungry. She finally flew off again and he continued chowing down. Nice that he can eat by himself now!
July 12 12398 lost_bird 1 N 2 young laying down
Note: According to the Y.O.U. site, the 3rd chick did not make it and passed away on July 8. The two remaining chicks seem big and active, hope they stay that way. Mom landed on the nest but did not deliver any fish.
July 14 9096 lost_bird 2 N U
Note: Saw two adults, one on the nest and one on a post below the platform. Could not really see whether there was a chick in the nest.
July 14 9104 lost_bird 1 N U
Note: Saw an adult bird on the nest but could not see any chicks since the nest is very deep.
July 14 8766 lost_bird 1 N U
Note: Saw one bird on and off the nest but could not tell if it was an adult or a fledgling.
July 14 8803 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Saw one osprey on the platform nest. No sign of any chicks.
July 14 8763 lost_bird 1 N 1 young standing
Note: Saw two birds sitting up on the nest. One appears to be a juvenile.
July 14 9794 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: No birds on the nest or perched nearby. The nest may have been abandoned.
July 16 8765 lost_bird 1 N 1 feeding
Note: Looks like Mom got out early and delivered a small fish around 6am. This time she held onto it and fed the chick. Such a great single parent and nice to see them both doing so well.
July 19 8062 lost_bird 1 N 2 young standing
Note: Saw two chicks in the nest and one adult landing periodically.
July 19 7771 lost_bird 1 N 1 feeding, young standing
Note: Saw the female and one chick in the nest.
July 19 7739 lost_bird 2 N 2 young standing
Note: Saw at least two chicks in the nest and the adults flying around, sometimes landing on the nest.
July 19 7777 lost_bird 0 N N
Note: The nest looked pretty sparse and saw no ospreys in it. Likely was abandoned earlier in the season.
July 19 8685 lost_bird 0 N 1 young standing
Note: Saw what looked like one chick in the nest.
July 21 8765 lost_bird 0 N 1
Note: This may be the big day... Junior is flapping a lot and sitting on the very edge of the nest. Guess we'll see! I wonder if Mom will stay around to make sure he's fed. Usually the females take off first and Dad picks up the slack, but that won't happen here.
July 23 8764 lost_bird 1 N 1
Note: Saw two ospreys on the nest that appeared to be one adult female and one chick. Saw the male nearby on a branch.
July 23 8765 lost_bird 2 N 1
Note: I know, I've been freaking out too! Also have had trouble getting to this web site so that didn't help. Finally we drove by the nest this afternoon and saw the chick there! And now I see both of them in the nest, though haven't seen a feeding yet. Such a relief that he's safe and she's still around to help him out.
July 25 9474 lost_bird 1 N 1 young standing
Note: Saw the female and one chick in the nest, and another osprey flying around.
July 25 12357 lost_bird 1 N N
Note: Saw one adult on the nest. Did not see a chick, so either there aren't any or they have fledged.
July 25 9122 lost_bird 2 N 1 young standing
Note: Saw two birds on nest, either two chicks or female and one chick. The male was on a utility wire nearby.
July 25 9607 lost_bird 0 N 1 young laying down
Note: Saw one chick very low in the nest.
July 26 7964 lost_bird 0 N 1 feeding
Note: Clearly saw one chick on the nest eating part of a fish. Heard another osprey in the area. Had previously reported this nest as abandoned, but either was mistaken, or the nest was restarted by the same or a different pair.
July 26 9267 lost_bird 0 N 1 young standing
Note: Saw one osprey on the nest, assuming it was a chick. Other observers had just seen 2 ospreys on the nest.
July 26 11299 lost_bird 0 N 1
Note: Saw what looked like one chick in the nest. Heard another osprey in the area.
July 28 8765 lost_bird 0 N 1 young standing
Note: Just the chick now but earlier this morning Mom was around, which is good because after fledging just a week ago, it's way too soon for Junior to be fishing for himself. He was eating something around 6am but not sure where it came from. He is definitely by himself in the nest a lot more than previously, and neither of them seem to sleep there; they do prefer trees at night.
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