| Back to Eagle/Osprey Index 2009 Osprey Information |
Last Updated April 9, 2022
| Notes | Adult Arrival | Eggs Laid | Hatchings | Fledgings |
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Biodiversity Research Institute Woolwich, ME |
Look for eggs in late April Second chick fledged 1:05 pm on July 24; may have tried to return at 4:43 pm - or a neighboring chick may have tried to land - whoever it was, it was chased off by the resident chick; second chick landed in spite of defense by older chick at 1:22 pm on July 23. Subsequent comings and goings more peaceful. |
cam up both adults seen April 4 |
Apr 17 Apr 20 Apr 23 |
May 26 May 27 May 29 one chick died 6/3 while cam was down |
July 18 July 22 |
cam down July 24 both chicks definitely seen July 30 (site visit) 3 osprey seen flying at least one chick and Dad still in area restaurant staff |
Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge Cambridge, MD |
Look for return in mid to late March and eggs in mid to late April Hooper |
one both |
Apr 22 Apr 25 Apr 28 |
seen June 1 June 3 |
July 24 July 26 Aug 1 |
female 2 chicks male & last chick |
Calgary Zoo Osprey Cam Calgary Link |
Look for eggs in mid May "Chip" |
cam on one (M) |
May 9 ~May 12 May 15 one egg (likely 1st) not hatched |
~June 20 June 21 |
Aug 12 Aug 16 |
Mom older chick Dad younger chick |
Cape Coral Osprey Cam Cape Coral, FL |
Look for eggs in late January |
Oct 31 |
did not nest |
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Creston Osprey Cam Creston, BC |
Look for eggs in early-mid May |
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~June 13 ~June 14 June 16 |
Aug 18 Aug 21-23 |
Aug 19 none seen on cam after cam came back up Aug 23 cam down end of August biologists reported that the chicks were seen in the area after fledging |
CT Audubon Coastal Center Milford, CT |
Look for return in mid March and eggs in mid April Capt. Kidd & Lola *Carol from DEP thought the first two chicks left with Lola so they may have been around after we could confirm them on cam cam was only functioning part time towards end of season |
Kidd (M) Lola (F) |
Apr 6 Apr 8 Apr 11 Apr 14 |
May 16 May 17 May 19 May 20 |
≤July 14 ≤July 14 ≤July 17 ≤July 17 |
Lola 4 chicks 3 chicks 2 chick and Kidd still there as of Aug 26 Kidd 1 chick (chick seen at nest |
Dunedin, FL |
Look for eggs in early January Cause of death for youngest chick not known; possibly a combination of the cold temperatures and lack of food. banded 3/18/2010 |
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Dec 30 ~Jan 2 ~Jan 5 |
Feb 6 Feb 8 Feb 10 |
April 5 Apr 12 |
May 1 |
Look for eggs in the first half of March Bella and Benecio A male intruder is interferring with their attempts to prepare the nest for the coming season. Apr 6 - according to their blog, Benecio and a new female have been seen in the area, but there doesn't seem to be progress on the production of eggs |
one seen both by Feb 8 |
did not nest |
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Look for eggs in the first half of March older two banded June 3 when biologists went into nest to untangle chicks from fishing line; youngest too small to band |
male female |
Apr 2 Apr 4 Apr 8 |
May 9 May 11 May13 |
July 14 July 9 July 18 |
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Look for return in early April and eggs in late April lots of rain June 12; younger chick not seen afterwards Hancock/Maine forum nickname "Tilly" |
one (F) both |
Apr 22 (can't see if more) |
May 30 May 31 |
July 26 |
Mom Dad Tilly cam down |
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Look for return in early April, eggs in late April **Not sure if it was two adults and two chicks or one adult and three chicks; one chick has fairly dark feathers |
both |
Apr 26 Apr 29 May 1 |
June 3 June 4 June 6 |
~July 30 ~July 31 Aug 6 |
3 chicks Mom 4 osprey 2 chicks + Dad 1 chick + Dad last chick |
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Look for return mid to late March, eggs mid to late April 2 osprey and 3 red-tailed hawks have been seen in the area; must admit I can't imagine why they can't coexist - but it seems they're having issues with that - which is a real shame as WHOI put in a new cam this year - and it is spectacular! More visits to nest seen starting April 20 - may be last year's female and a new male. continued in Notes below |
one (M?) two in area by Apr 5 stick brought to nest |
May 16 May 19 May 23 May 28 |
none hatch |
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both Mom (?) Dad (?) |
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Finland Osprey Cam 1 Hailuoto, Finland |
Look for return mid-late April and eggs in early May website reported sightings of 3 adults - female with band on left leg, one unbanded, and one with band on right leg; final pair was banded female and unbanded male banded - July 15 |
cam on one seen both |
May 3 May 6 May 9 |
June 9 June 10 June 13 |
July 30 July 31 |
adult female older chick adult male younger chick |
Finland Osprey Cam 2 Seili/Nauvo, Finland |
Look for return in April and eggs early to mid May They laid two eggs, then nest was invaded by another osprey and eggs were abandoned for a while; original pair returned and resumed nesting/incubating - and then left again; not sure if both eggs are still there, and it seems unlikely that they'd be viable. |
cam on one both |
seen May 1 |
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Loch Garten Scotland |
Look for return in late March and eggs mid to late April EJ (F) & Odin (new male 2009) |
EJ Odin |
Apr 15 Apr 18 Apr 21 |
May 21 May 23 May 26 |
July 11 July 16 July 19 |
oldest chick EJ middle chick youngest chick Odin |
Loch of the Lowes Scotland |
Look for eggs in mid April Madge/Mable/Isla (F) & green 7Y (M) update Apr 8 - there's apparently a new male at the nest - sadly last year's mate did not return; green 7Y seems a bit inexperienced at the manly duties of delivering fish to the Lady of the Loch and sticks for the nest, but he's learning. continued in Notes below |
female green 7Y |
Apr 13 Apr 16 Apr 19 3rd egg did not hatch |
May 20 May 21 |
July 11 July 12 |
the Lady both chicks 7Y and one chick |
NOTES Woods Hole, con't -- Lots of work on the nest May 5-8 May 16 - something that looks like an egg appeared in the nestbowl around 2 pm - but wasn't really incubated all afternoon; I suppose it could be something that just looks like an egg - or perhaps it's too late in the year for the osprey to have "incubating" hormones even if they did just lay an egg. May 30 - for the last week or so, the male has been bringing food to the female and taking shifts incubating the eggs; the female guards the nest while the male is away, but has not done any incubating; not behavior we've seen before. [Need to check date that male stopped incubating the eggs.] Loch of the Lowes, con't -- |
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