Osprey Monitoring & Sightings
Where are Osprey Nesting?
For more than 15 years, Greenbelt has been dedicated to Osprey conservation through the construction and maintenance of nesting platforms, data collection, public education, and collaborative research efforts aimed at protecting this once endangered species. Volunteers submit their sightings online, and the most recent sightings are displayed in real-time.
Osprey Sighting Form
Help track Osprey behavior north of Boston by submitting your observations using our easy-to-use online reporting form.
Osprey Sightings Archive Search
Name: John Sayre-Scibona
Nest Name:
REV-01 - Pines River Salt Marsh Platform
Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Incubating Eggs or Chicks
Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2026-06-02
09:52 AM to 10:15 AM
at: Revere
Number of Adults Visible: 1
Number of Nestlings Visible:
Number of Fledglings Visible:
Weather Conditions: Sunny, 65°, 3-7 MPH NW -
Other Activity:
Observation Method: parking on 107 pull up area walking to the river.
General Comments:
Name: Darcy Holland
Nest Name:
NEW-09 - Pine Island Platform #2
Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Other (specify below)
Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2026-06-02
07:30 PM to 07:40 PM
at: Newbury
Number of Adults Visible: 2
Number of Nestlings Visible:
Number of Fledglings Visible:
Weather Conditions: high overcast and cool
Other Activity: one perched on lower post / one sitting on the nest
Observation Method: scope from home
General Comments:
Name: Albert Levesque
Nest Name:
MAR-04 - Cloutman’s Point Dock Platform
Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Incubating Eggs or Chicks
Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2026-06-02
02:45 PM to 03:20 PM
at: Marblehead
Number of Adults Visible: 2
Number of Nestlings Visible:
Number of Fledglings Visible:
Weather Conditions: 70F, light breeze, hazy sky
Other Activity: Male was perched on top of the pole
Observation Method: on foot near lighthouse on Winter Island
General Comments:
Name: Albert Levesque
Nest Name:
MAR-03 - Endeavor Channel Marker E
Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Incubating Eggs or Chicks
Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2026-06-02
02:45 PM to 03:20 PM
at: Marblehead
Number of Adults Visible: 1
Number of Nestlings Visible:
Number of Fledglings Visible:
Weather Conditions: 70F, light breeze, hazy sky
Other Activity: Seemed a bit higher than before.
Observation Method: On foot near lighthouse on Winter Island
General Comments:
Name: Albert Levesque
Nest Name:
MAR-02 - Great Aquivitae Daymarker
Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Perched
Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2026-06-02
02:45 PM to 03:20 PM
at: Marblehead
Number of Adults Visible: 1
Number of Nestlings Visible: 1
Number of Fledglings Visible:
Weather Conditions: 70F, light breeze, hazy sky
Other Activity: Female in high incubating position, 1 nestling clearly visible, some motion nearby indicating possibly another nestling.
Observation Method: On foot by scope near lighthouse on Winter Island.
General Comments:
Name: Albert Levesque
Nest Name:
MAR-02 - Great Aquivitae Daymarker
Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Incubating Eggs or Chicks
Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2026-06-02
02:45 PM to 03:20 PM
at: Marblehead
Number of Adults Visible: 1
Number of Nestlings Visible:
Number of Fledglings Visible:
Weather Conditions: 70F, light breeze, hazy sky
Other Activity: Perched higher than previously.
Observation Method: On foot by scope from near lighthouse on Winter Island
General Comments:
Name: John Banse
Nest Name:
IPS-08 - Sally Weatherall Reservation Platform
Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Incubating Eggs or Chicks
Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2026-06-02
01:25 PM to 01:45 PM
at: Ipswich
Number of Adults Visible: 1
Number of Nestlings Visible:
Number of Fledglings Visible:
Weather Conditions: 71 degrees. Hazy. Little wind
Other Activity: Female on nest. Male nowhere to be seen.
Observation Method: On foot.
General Comments:
Name: John Banse
Nest Name:
IPS-01 - Strawberry Hill Platforms
Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Incubating Eggs or Chicks
Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2026-06-02
01:05 PM to 01:20 PM
at: Ipswich
Number of Adults Visible: 2
Number of Nestlings Visible:
Number of Fledglings Visible:
Weather Conditions: 71 degrees. Hazy. Little wind
Other Activity: Female on nest and male on nearby perch pole.
Observation Method: On foot.
General Comments:
Name: Sarah Spencer
Nest Name:
HAV-01 - Trinity Stadium Light Tower
Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Feeding Self
Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2026-06-02
02:30 PM to 03:45 PM
at: Haverhill
Number of Adults Visible: 2
Number of Nestlings Visible:
Number of Fledglings Visible:
Weather Conditions: 74 degrees, cloudy, allegedly 18 mph wind
Other Activity: When i arrived one Osprey was on the nest. Eventually, the second Osprey (the male) returned to the area and landed on the pole to the right. There was a juvenile eagle flying over near the river, who eventually flew in closer, did a couple laps around the area, and flew very close to the nest. The male Osprey had flown over to the nest and was standing on the edge, made a couple calls, but never spread his wings or got really vocal. Eventually the eagle left the area, the male left and returned 15 or so minutes later with a fish. He ate the fish, brought some back to the female in the nest, and she flew to the pole to the left to eat.
Observation Method: Sitting on the bleachers
General Comments:
Name: Ann Massoth
Nest Name:
HAV-01 - Trinity Stadium Light Tower
Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Feeding Self
Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2026-06-02
03:04 PM to 03:45 PM
at: Haverhill
Number of Adults Visible: 2
Number of Nestlings Visible:
Number of Fledglings Visible:
Weather Conditions: 74 degrees, cloudy, some breeze
Other Activity: Saw what appeared to be a juvenile eagle flying around nest area and swooping down toward nest. Ran to get a closer view and found fellow monitor, Sarah, there. She had also seen the eagle. Both ospreys were on nest. There had been a few alarm calls but not much of a fuss. Male eventually left and brought back a fish to pole and then nest. Both were standing in nest leading me to believe they may have had a hatching? She did eventually leave with fish,,though.
Observation Method: On foot in the park
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