Maps & Data
The D is not currently following any individual nests.
1 Monitoring Group Affiliations
Activity log
| Date | Nest | Watcher | Adults | Eggs | Young | Observations | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| March 27 | 12011 | The D | 1 | N | N | ||
| Note: | Observed for 15 minutes. Saw a probable female in the nest. After 5 minutes, she left, toward the river, holding something small. Before reaching the river, she flew back to the nest. After another 5-7 minutes, sh flew off again, perching in a nearby tree. After another few minutes, she flew off, soaring over the river, with a slightly smaller one (Male?). | ||||||
| March 28 | 12031 | The D | 1 | N | N | ||
| Note: | After a couple of minutes, a large (female?) osprey flew over, towards the nest, b ut kept going. After another 5 minutes, a smaller (male?) landed in the nest, and sayed there. Three times, he called out for a minute or so. No one joined him. | ||||||
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