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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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Help track Osprey behavior north of Boston by submitting your observations using our easy-to-use online reporting form.

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Name: Jackie Hutchinson

Nest Name:
GLO-01 - KEA Platform

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Perched

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2020-08-02
11:30 AM to 11:45 AM
at: Gloucester

Number of Adults Visible: 2

Number of Nestlings Visible:

Number of Fledglings Visible:

Weather Conditions: Partly cloudy, humid and windy

Other Activity:

Observation Method: boat

General Comments: Looked like adults - both perched on nest; one flew to nearby tree. Didn't see any other movement on the nest.

 

Name: Mary Ann Leekley

Nest Name:
SAL-04 - Salisbury Beach Reservation Platform

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Perched

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2020-08-01
09:15 to 9:25
at: Salisbury

Number of Adults Visible: 1

Number of Nestlings Visible: 0

Number of Fledglings Visible: 0

Weather Conditions: 79 F, clear, breeze

Other Activity: couldn't see any chicks

Observation Method: from boat ramp

General Comments:

 

Name: Mary Ann Leekley

Nest Name:
SAL-02 - Black Rock Creek Platform

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Perched

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2020-08-01
09:15 to 09:35
at: Salisbury

Number of Adults Visible: 2

Number of Nestlings Visible: 0

Number of Fledglings Visible: 0

Weather Conditions: 79 F, clear, breeze

Other Activity:

Observation Method: from boat ramp

General Comments:

 

Name: Betsey Lutts-Bennett

Nest Name:
SLM-02 - Danvers River Transmission Tower

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Other (specify below)

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2020-08-01
11:30 AM to Continuing
at: Salem

Number of Adults Visible: 2

Number of Nestlings Visible:

Number of Fledglings Visible: 1, down with a broken wing, 8/1, 12 noon

Weather Conditions: Warm, dry

Other Activity: Keeping dogs away.

Observation Method: On foot

General Comments:

 

Name: Betsey Lutts-Bennett

Nest Name:
SLM-02 - Danvers River Transmission Tower

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Other (specify below)

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2020-08-01
12:00 to 2:26
at: Salem

Number of Adults Visible: 2

Number of Nestlings Visible:

Number of Fledglings Visible: 1 is injured

Weather Conditions:

Other Activity:

Observation Method:

General Comments: We have captured the injured fledgling and will keep it cool. We will bring it to Tufts in North Grafton on Sunday 8/2

 

Name: Buster Levesque

Nest Name:
SLM-01 - Salem Harbor Channel Marker G3

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Feeding Chicks

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2020-08-01
02:00 PM to 03:00 PM
at: Salem

Number of Adults Visible: 2

Number of Nestlings Visible: 3

Number of Fledglings Visible: 0

Weather Conditions: 81F, E 6mph, sunny

Other Activity: Male alternately gone, on nearby piling, then on boat spreader. All young reclining initially, female left and returned minutes later with a fish. She ate and fed the young that were interested. Two of them perched briefly then went back down.

Observation Method: on foot by scope

General Comments:

 

Name: Buster Levesque

Nest Name:
REV-02 - Wonderland Park Light Tower

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
No Osprey visible on Nest

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2020-08-01
01:00 PM to 01:30 PM
at: Revere

Number of Adults Visible: 2

Number of Nestlings Visible: 0

Number of Fledglings Visible: 1

Weather Conditions: 81F, E 6mph, sunny

Other Activity: Both adults perched on a tree a great distance away. Male left the tree and went to the lower crossbar on the tower when a fledgling approached for a brief stop on the nest. The fledgling left again and returned another time, then left still again. This must be the youngest fledgling. The other two didn't appear.

Observation Method: on foot by scope

General Comments:

 

Name: Mary Ann Leekley

Nest Name:
NEW-05 - Chaces Island Platform

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Feeding Self

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2020-08-01
08:40 to 08:50
at: Newbury

Number of Adults Visible: 2

Number of Nestlings Visible: 2

Number of Fledglings Visible: 0

Weather Conditions: 77 F, clear, breeze

Other Activity: male feeding itself, female and chicks watching.

Observation Method: from Plum Is Turnpike bridge

General Comments:

 

Name: Mary Ann Leekley

Nest Name:
NEW-03A - Plum Island River Platform

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Osprey Perched

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2020-08-01
08:40 to 08:50
at: Newbury

Number of Adults Visible: 2

Number of Nestlings Visible: 0

Number of Fledglings Visible: 0

Weather Conditions: 77 F, clear, light breeze

Other Activity: the nest is very tall.

Observation Method: from Plum Is Turnpike bridge

General Comments:

 

Name: Shirley Singleton

Nest Name:
ESS-05 - Singleton Salt Marsh Platform

Adult Osprey Activity Observed:
Other (specify below)

Location, Date & Time of Observation:
2020-08-01
10:00 AM to 10:00 AM
at: Essex

Number of Adults Visible: 2

Number of Nestlings Visible: 2

Number of Fledglings Visible:

Weather Conditions: Sunny, humid, 80s

Other Activity: One chick is demonstrating a good command of wing flapping. He stands in the nest and flaps 10 to 12 times in a row. The second chick is looking on as is the parents.

Observation Method: From the deck

General Comments:

 
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