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Activity log

Date Nest Watcher Adults Eggs Young Observations
April 6 12147 RIBELLS 1 N N
April 6 12146 RIBELLS 2 N N
Note: It’s possible there are eggs. The couple have been very active. For example, the male brought the female a fish which she took to a different light post. She ate the fish while he sat on the nest. He then came over five minutes later
April 6 12147 RIBELLS 0 N N
Note: No visible birds since last year when nest was partially destroyed by a wind storm
April 14 12147 RIBELLS 2 N N
Note: They have come. I stayed an hour to wait the male after she’d been calling for him a long time
April 14 12146 RIBELLS 0 N N
Note: I waited half an hour but the pair I watched last week did not visit the nest during my watch
April 23 12147 RIBELLS 2 N N
Note: Eggs always possible but hard to assess. Best guess not yet
April 23 12146 RIBELLS 2 N N
Note: Eggs are possible but best guess not yet
April 28 12147 RIBELLS 2 Y N
April 28 12146 RIBELLS 2 Y N
Note: There is a third osprey coming around with the other. They seem to be after each other. The female flies with them as if supporting one of the two. We have not witnessed the female get fed
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