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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.

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Name: David Powell

Nest Name:
NEW-08 - Upper Parker River/Middle Road Platform

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Choose Activity Observed

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2024-04-25
3:30 to 3:50
at: Newbury

Number of Adults Visible: 3

Number of Nestlings Visible:

Number of Fledglings Visible:

Weather Conditions: 50, brisk breeze, clear blue

Other Activity: Perfect timing !! Arrived to fund female on the platform. Several sticks etc already present. Male arrives at platform about ten minutes later, followed shortly by second mail who perches on out edge of platform. All quiet for a couple of minutes then male #1 helicopters up and lands on male #2’s back -with both feet. #2 does not leave. #1 gets off. Then #1 flies off and returns with stick. Perches next to female. Does this 2 more times. #2 male stays on edge of platform. All 3 the sit.. Then female leaves down river followed shortly by #1 leaving male #2 still,perched on edge.

Observation Method: Binocs and scope.from Middle Road

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Name: Hank Moore

Nest Name:
NEW-07 - Graf Salt Marsh Platform #2

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Perched

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2024-04-25
2:44 PM to To 2:48 PM
at: Newbury

Number of Adults Visible: 2

Number of Nestlings Visible: 0

Number of Fledglings Visible: 0

Weather Conditions: Visibility fair to good with heat waves

Other Activity: After three days of not seeing any activity on the nest today two Osprey seem actively involved in this nest and starting to bring materials for building the nest.

Observation Method: from House

General Comments:

 

Name: James C Roy

Nest Name:
NEW-04 - Pine Island Platform

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Actively Building Nest

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2024-04-25
06:45 AM to 07:05 AM
at: Newbury

Number of Adults Visible: 2

Number of Nestlings Visible: 0

Number of Fledglings Visible: 0

Weather Conditions: sunny, cool

Other Activity:

Observation Method: ft

General Comments: I'd say pretty certainly that the pair have moved to the new platform. Nest building apparent.

 

Name: darcy holland

Nest Name:
NEW-04 - Pine Island Platform

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
No Osprey visible on Nest

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2024-04-25
5:40 PM to 5:45 PM
at: Newbury

Number of Adults Visible:

Number of Nestlings Visible:

Number of Fledglings Visible:

Weather Conditions: cloudy

Other Activity:

Observation Method: scope

General Comments:

 

Name: darcy holland

Nest Name:
NEW-04 - Pine Island Platform

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
No Osprey visible on Nest

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2024-04-25
5:45 PM to 5:46 PM
at: Newbury

Number of Adults Visible:

Number of Nestlings Visible:

Number of Fledglings Visible:

Weather Conditions: cloudy

Other Activity:

Observation Method: scope

General Comments:

 

Name: Marianne Beninato

Nest Name:
MAN-01 - Sauli Rock Daymarker G1

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Perched

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2024-04-25
2:45 to 3:05
at: Manchester

Number of Adults Visible: 2

Number of Nestlings Visible: 0

Number of Fledglings Visible: 0

Weather Conditions: 45, breezy

Other Activity:

Observation Method: Scope from West Beach

General Comments:

 

Name: Dianne Sampson

Nest Name:
GLO-09 - Ten Pound Island Daymarker R2

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Perched

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2024-04-25
4:20 PM to 5:25
at: Gloucester

Number of Adults Visible: 2

Number of Nestlings Visible:

Number of Fledglings Visible:

Weather Conditions: Sunny day, Temp. 50 degrees, wind moderate from the south

Other Activity:

Observation Method: Deck looking at Ten Pound

General Comments: I do not see them building up the nest but it is full from last summer and also very small in size. The two can barely fit on it at the same time.

 

Name: Dianne Sampson

Nest Name:
GLO-09 - Ten Pound Island Daymarker R2

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Perched

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2024-04-25
4:20 PM to 5:25
at: Gloucester

Number of Adults Visible: 2

Number of Nestlings Visible:

Number of Fledglings Visible:

Weather Conditions: Sunny day, Temp. 50 degrees, wind moderate from the south

Other Activity:

Observation Method: Deck looking at Ten Pound

General Comments: I do not see them building up the nest but it is full from last summer and also very small in size. The two can barely fit on it at the same time.

 

Name: Karen Rembert

Nest Name:
GLO-05 - Lobsta Land Platform

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Other (specify below)

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2024-04-25
08:04 AM to 08:04 AM
at: Gloucester

Number of Adults Visible: 0

Number of Nestlings Visible:

Number of Fledglings Visible:

Weather Conditions: sunny, some breeze

Other Activity: Do I see an egg toward the front of the nest -- kind of opposite the bottom of the diamond-shape in the camera view?

Observation Method: computer

General Comments:

 

Name: Shirley Singleton

Nest Name:
ESS-05 - Singleton Salt Marsh Platform

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Incubating Eggs or Chicks

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2024-04-25
7 AM to 7:30 AM
at: Essex

Number of Adults Visible: 1

Number of Nestlings Visible:

Number of Fledglings Visible:

Weather Conditions: Crisp air - 33 degrees Sunny

Other Activity: Today marks one week for Pauline sitting in the nest. The pair have done a better job concealing her than in past years. You can barely see the top of her head. Last night’s moon light was very bright and I was glad she had better protection from owls etc.

Observation Method: Back deck

General Comments:

 
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