Osprey Information

2012 Osprey Information

Last Updated Sept 15, 2012 - partial update

the symbol ~ is used to mean about or approximately; the symbol ≤ is used to mean on or before
times are local time at the nest

	Notes	Adult Arrival	Eggs Laid	Hatchings	Fledgings	Last Seen
Biodiversity Research Institute Woolwich, ME Link	Look for return in early April and eggs in mid to late April There was a torrential rain storm - 4-6 inches in less than 24 hours and almost 8 inches before it was over; Mom did her best to keep the chicks warm and dry, but it wasn't enough. Rest in peace, little ones. ♥	cam on Apr 6 both there	Apr 12 Apr 15 11:28 am Apr 18 10:11 am	May 21 7:15 am (39 days) died June 3 May 24 evening (39 days) died June 3
Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge Cambridge, MD Link	Look for return in mid to late March and eggs in mid to late April Ron Tilly No apparent cause for the loss of the youngest chick; there had been bad weather when it was very young which may have left it weakened, and it is hard for the smallest one to compete for food. Rest in peace, young one.	one Mar 15 both Mar 16	Apr 13 3:14 pm Apr 16 11:11 am Apr 20 11:19 am	May 21 (38 days) May 23 (37 days) May 25 (35 days) died by June 16	July 20 (60 days) July 24 (62 days)	Mom mid-Aug Dad still there Sept 10 not sure about chicks
Calgary Zoo Osprey Cam Calgary Link (IE or Safari only)	Look for return in mid to late April and eggs in early to mid May Nisos, Zed & Rosie The male was last seen at 6:47 pm on August 12, just before one of the worst hailstorms on record; he was an excellent provider over the years, so we believe he died in the storm. The female and chicks survived the storm, but no food was brought to the nest for the next two days - probably because the female's role is to feed the chicks the fish the male provides; the female spent a lot of time on the nest during those two days, while the recently fledged chicks practiced their flying skills. At 11:07 am on the morning of August 15, the female delivered a small fish to the nest; one chick arrived right before her, and ate the fish. Mom brought another fish at 6:14 pm, when all three chicks were on the nest, then a third at 9:13 pm. And from then on she became the sole provider for another month, becoming so proficient that she was sometimes able to eat the fish that were left over after the chicks had fed, and there were often leftovers after a meal.	one Apr 15 both Apr 18	May 2 May 4 May 7	June 12 pre-dawn (41 days) June 12 afternoon (39 days) June 13 (37 days)	Aug 9 (58 days) Aug 9 (58 days) Aug 10 (58 days)	Dad Aug 12 6:47 pm 3 chicks Sept 4 9:40 am (84 days) 2 chicks Sept 11 morning (~13 weeks) Mom Sept 11 6:23 pm
Creston Osprey Cam Creston, BC Link	Look for eggs in early-mid May 2011 male may have disappeared - not seen for a week or so before the last chick died in 2011 2012 - The two osprey chicks passed away on Sunday, July 15th. After a large electrical storm, the male went missing and the female was there infrequently. The younger chick passed away in the nest and the older check went missing from the nest. (No cam in 2012; updates from Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area website)	both by Apr 17	May 18 May 24	June 26 (39 days) June 29 (36 days) Both died July 15
CT Audubon Coastal Center Milford, CT Link	Look for return in mid to late March and eggs in mid April Capt. Kidd & Lola No way to know which egg didn't hatch, but the three days before the third hatch suggests that might be egg #3 that didn't hatch *Last reported sighting of three chicks was August 5, but there were cam issues so later visits by all three may have been missed; there were actually four chicks on the nest a couple of times on August 4 and 5 - so I suppose it's also possible that one of these chicks left with the neighbors.	Mar 19 Kidd then Lola	seen Apr 11 6:56 am Apr 13 6:47 pm Apr 16 3:27 pm did not hatch Apr 19 5:47 pm	May 21 (40 days) May 23 3:58 pm (40 days) May 26 5:47 pm (37 days)	July 16 morning (56 days) (8 weeks) July 17 5:28 am (55 days) July 22 3:17 pm (57 days)	3 chicks Aug 5* (76 days) Lola Aug 20 2 chicks Sept 2 9:07 am (102 days) Kidd Sept 5 7:45 am last chick Sept 9 8:35 am (105 days)
Dunedin, FL (St. Andrews Links) Link	Look for eggs in early to mid January (not sure which egg didn't hatch - guess based on length of incubation)	first sighting Dec 27	Feb 17 5:41 am Feb 20 did not hatch Feb 23	Mar 27 7:48 am (39 days?) Mar 30 7:21 am (36 days?) died Apr 15 (16 days)	June 6 6:47 am (71 days)	June 22 (87 days)
Halifax Osprey Cam Halifax, NS Link	adults named Ethel and Oscar Look for eggs in mid May The female apparently did not return; another female was eventually seen with the male, but they did not nest this year.	male Apr 19
Hilton Head Hilton Head, SC Link	Look for return in mid February and eggs in late March 2010 pair was Bella and Benecio new pair in 2011, possibly young, named Bea and Jasper; very minimalist nest GV RJ (formed chick seen inside unhatched 3rd egg when shell finally broke)	both by Feb 21	Mar 23 evening Mar 26 5:30 pm Mar 29 2:50 pm did not hatch	May 2 (40 days) May 3 (38 days) 6:30 am	July 3 9:32 am (62 days) July 8 (66 days)	couldn't find data
Hog Island Bremen, ME Link	new cam for 2012 Look for return in early April, eggs in late April adults named Rachel and Steve for Rachel Carson and Audubon's Steve Kress Sky Ollie Sibley		Apr 29 ~May 2 ~May 5	June 7 7:20 am (39 days) June 8 (~37 days) June 11 morning (~37 days)	~Aug 2 ? ?	maybe by Aug 30
Kentucky Lake Barkley, KY Link	Look for return in mid-March and eggs in the first half of April Great horned owls took over the nest in 2011, and laid two eggs which they subsequently lost, perhaps due to inexperience. 2012 - the chicks were predated by great horned owls, one per night, June 11-13 (31-33 days old)	female Mar 11 male Mar 17	Apr 2 4:28 pm Apr 5 10:45 am Apr 8 ~10 am	May 9 (37 days) May 12 ( 37 days) May 13 8:15 am (35 days)
Montana Dunrovin, MT Link	Look for eggs in early May eggs did not hatch; Project Osprey is planning to remove them for testing The first time the eggs were reported as being untended was July 15; an adult returned and resumed incubation after about a half hour Egg removed August 30 for analysis (second egg had broken by then)	one by Apr 8 both by Apr 18	Apr 24 ?Apr 27?
Montana Hellgate Canyon, MT Link	adults Iris (named for unusual pattern in eye) & Stanley Blue 73/Crown Royal (F) Blue 72/Captain Hook (M) Blue 71/Squish (F) Look for return in early to mid April and eggs in late April to early May The male either didn't return or disappeared after a brief visit; the female prepared the nest on her own, chasing off anyone who stopped by (not certain if some were potential suitors) and laying an almost certainly infertile egg; a new male appeared and brought her a fish on May 6, and while it took a bit of time, she accepted him as her new mate and they mated (or at least bonded) on May 8	female Apr 4	May 5 (not tended) May 13 5:44 am May 15 12:49 pm seen May 20 5:57 am	June 19 4:16 pm (37 days) seen June 21 5:42 am (37 days) June 24 10:00 am (35 days)	Aug 16 8:59 am (58 days) Aug 13 8:22 am (53 days) Aug 19 (9:37 am) (56 days)	Iris Sept 4 on cam Sept 6 in area Hook Sept 3 10:40 am on cam Sept 6 in area (79 days)
Ocean's Reach Osprey Cam Sanibel Island, FL Link	Look for eggs in late December one of the older ones was knocked/moved out of the nest bowl Feb 6 and was too little to get back, so likely died of hypothermia overnight. cam down much of the season; report of fledge from onsite blog		Dec 25 Dec 26 Dec 28	Feb 1 (38 days) Feb 2 (38 days) Feb 3 (37 days)	both by Apr 6
PSNH Ayers Island Hydro Plant New Hampton, NH Link	An attempt was made to put transmitters on the chicks after they fledged (I think on August 1st), but none were caught. All 3 chicks may have been in the area for a while after the last confirmed sighting; one observer thought he saw all three on August 10, but not at the same time so hard to confirm - and we know from other nests that one or more often learn it's safer to stay away from the nest, and beg fish from Dad near the river or wherever he fishes. Look for return in early April and eggs in late April	male Apr 1 female Apr 5	Apr 19 6:48 am probably more	May 27 4:09 pm (38 days) May 28 8:30 pm (~36 days) May 31 (~36 days)	July 20 7:18 am (54 days) July 21 12:41 pm (54 days) July 23 11:22 am (53 days)	Mom Aug 3 evening in area 3 chicks Aug 7 7:54 am (72 days) 2 chicks Aug 20 evening in area (84 days) Dad Sept 9 7:15 pm on cam Sept 11 evening in area last chick Sept 10 6:43 am on cam Sept 11 evening in area (103 days)
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife somewhere in WA Link	Look for return in early April, eggs in late April *I couldn't find reports after August 3; all three were looking good then, and at least two had fledged; they also had cam issues, making it harder to know what happened.		Apr 22 Apr 25 ?Apr 28? seen May 2	June 1 (40 days) June 2 (38 days) June 3 (36 days)	≤July 29 ≤Aug 3 ?*
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Woods Hole, MA Link	Look for return mid to late March, eggs mid to late April did not nest
Finland Osprey Cam 1 Hailuoto, Finland Link	Look for return mid-late April and eggs in early May Nemo (F) and Kemo (M) Nemo did not return in 2012; new female named May Day arrived April 30, but replaced by a second female named Black Pearl (because of dark scales on ankle) on May 7 banded August 1 M 60699, wing 29 cm, weight 1.480 kg - Leo M 60700, wing 31.4 cm, weight 1.540 kg - Matts Voitto	male Kemo Apr 27 new female MayDay Apr 30	May 21 9:03 am May 24 ~6:00 am May 27 5:13 am	June 28 1:16 pm (38 days) June 29 3:50 pm (36 days) July 2 11:42 pm (36 days) died July 28	Aug 19 (52 days) Aug 22 (54 days)	Pearl Aug 9 Leo Aug 26 5:59 pm (59 days) Kemo Sept 2 3:46 pm Matts Sept 6 9:04 am (67 days)
entries above this updated September 15
Finland Osprey Cam 2 Seili/Nauvo, Finland Link	Look for return in early-mid April and eggs early to mid May		Apr 26 ?Apr 30? May 2	June 4 (39 days) June 4 (35 days) June 6 (35 days)
Finland Osprey Cam 3 Hameenlinna, Finland Link	Look for return in early-mid April and eggs early to mid May I'm not sure why/where I thought eggs were laid - can't find anything to indicate they nested in 2012, though there are pictures of two adults working on the nest		3 by May 2
Loch Garten Scotland Link	Look for return in late March and eggs mid to late April EJ (F) & Odin (new male 2009); (EJ is 14 in 2012) Caledonia (F) Alba (F)	EJ Mar 21 (visit by Blue XD Mar 28 - Apr 1) Odin Apr 1	Apr 9 ~5:00 pm Apr 12 ~2:00 pm Apr 15 ~1:00 pm	May 16 11:30 pm (37 days) May 18 ~7 pm (36 days) May 22 6:59 pm (37 days) died June 17	July 14 11:33 am (59 days) July 14 11:22 am (57 days)
Loch of the Lowes Scotland Link	Look for return in late March/early April and eggs in mid April the Lady of the Loch (F) & ~~green 7Y (M)~~ Laddie (M) the Lady is the oldest recorded breeding female in the UK (or possibly the world); if she returns for the 2012 season, she will be 27 years old, and 2012 will be her 22nd year at the Loch of the Lowes Green 7Y did not return this spring, but a new unbanded male (nicknamed "Laddie") arrived on the nest shortly after the return of the Lady, and she accepted him as her mate. Blue 44 (M)	Lady Mar 30 8:31 am Laddie/ Newman	("phantom egg" Apr 12 10:40 pm ) Apr 14 8:04 pm Apr 17 5:35 pm Apr 20 4:34 pm	May 21 ~8 pm (37 days)	July 16 (56 days)
NOTES

Notes

Adult Arrival

Eggs Laid

Hatchings

Fledgings

Last Seen

Biodiversity Research Institute

Woolwich, ME

Link

Look for return in early April and eggs in mid to late April

There was a torrential rain storm - 4-6 inches in less than 24 hours and almost 8 inches before it was over; Mom did her best to keep the chicks warm and dry, but it wasn't enough.

Rest in peace, little ones. ♥

cam on
Apr 6
both there

Apr 12

Apr 15
11:28 am

Apr 18
10:11 am

May 21
7:15 am
(39 days)
died
June 3

May 24
evening
(39 days)
died
June 3

Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge

Cambridge, MD

Link

Look for return in mid to late March and eggs in mid to late April

Ron
Tilly

No apparent cause for the loss of the youngest chick; there had been bad weather when it was very young which may have left it weakened, and it is hard for the smallest one to compete for food.

Rest in peace, young one.

one
Mar 15

both
Mar 16

Apr 13
3:14 pm

Apr 16
11:11 am

Apr 20
11:19 am

May 21
(38 days)

May 23
(37 days)

May 25
(35 days)
died by
June 16

July 20
(60 days)

July 24
(62 days)

Mom
mid-Aug

Dad still there Sept 10

not sure about chicks

Calgary Zoo Osprey Cam

Calgary

Link
(IE or Safari only)

Look for return in mid to late April and eggs in early to mid May

Nisos, Zed & Rosie

The male was last seen at 6:47 pm on August 12, just before one of the worst hailstorms on record; he was an excellent provider over the years, so we believe he died in the storm. The female and chicks survived the storm, but no food was brought to the nest for the next two days - probably because the female's role is to feed the chicks the fish the male provides; the female spent a lot of time on the nest during those two days, while the recently fledged chicks practiced their flying skills. At 11:07 am on the morning of August 15, the female delivered a small fish to the nest; one chick arrived right before her, and ate the fish. Mom brought another fish at 6:14 pm, when all three chicks were on the nest, then a third at 9:13 pm. And from then on she became the sole provider for another month, becoming so proficient that she was sometimes able to eat the fish that were left over after the chicks had fed, and there were often leftovers after a meal.

one
Apr 15

both
Apr 18

May 2

May 4

May 7

June 12
pre-dawn
(41 days)

June 12
afternoon
(39 days)

June 13
(37 days)

Aug 9
(58 days)

Aug 10
(58 days)

Dad
Aug 12
6:47 pm

3 chicks
Sept 4
9:40 am
(84 days)

2 chicks
Sept 11
morning
(~13 weeks)

Mom
Sept 11
6:23 pm

Creston Osprey Cam

Creston, BC

Link

Look for eggs in early-mid May

2011 male may have disappeared -
not seen for a week or so before the last chick died in 2011

2012 - The two osprey chicks passed away on Sunday, July 15th.
After a large electrical storm, the male went missing and the female was there infrequently. The younger chick passed away in the nest and the older check went missing from the nest.
(No cam in 2012; updates from Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area website)

both by
Apr 17

May 18

May 24

June 26
(39 days)

June 29
(36 days)

Both died July 15

CT Audubon Coastal Center

Milford, CT

Link

Look for return in mid to late March and eggs in mid April

Capt. Kidd & Lola

No way to know which egg didn't hatch, but the three days before the third hatch suggests that might be egg #3 that didn't hatch

*Last reported sighting of three chicks was August 5, but there were cam issues so later visits by all three may have been missed; there were actually four chicks on the nest a couple of times on August 4 and 5 - so I suppose it's also possible that one of these chicks left with the neighbors.

Mar 19
Kidd
then
Lola

seen
Apr 11
6:56 am

Apr 13
6:47 pm

Apr 16
3:27 pm
did not hatch

Apr 19
5:47 pm

May 21
(40 days)

May 23
3:58 pm
(40 days)

May 26
5:47 pm
(37 days)

July 16
morning
(56 days)
(8 weeks)

July 17
5:28 am
(55 days)

July 22
3:17 pm
(57 days)

3 chicks
Aug 5*
(76 days)

Lola
Aug 20

2 chicks
Sept 2
9:07 am
(102 days)

Kidd
Sept 5
7:45 am

last chick
Sept 9
8:35 am
(105 days)

Dunedin, FL

(St. Andrews Links)

Link

Look for eggs in early to mid January

(not sure which egg didn't hatch -
guess based on length of incubation)

first sighting
Dec 27

Feb 17
5:41 am

Feb 20
did not
hatch

Feb 23

Mar 27
7:48 am
(39 days?)

Mar 30
7:21 am
(36 days?)
died
Apr 15
(16 days)

June 6
6:47 am
(71 days)

June 22
(87 days)

Halifax Osprey Cam

Halifax, NS

Link

adults named Ethel and Oscar

Look for eggs in mid May

The female apparently did not return; another female was eventually seen with the male, but they did not nest this year.

male
Apr 19

Hilton Head

Hilton Head, SC

Link

Look for return in mid February and eggs in late March

2010 pair was Bella and Benecio
new pair in 2011, possibly young, named Bea and Jasper; very minimalist nest

GV
RJ
(formed chick seen inside unhatched 3rd egg when shell finally broke)

both by
Feb 21

Mar 23
evening

Mar 26
5:30 pm

Mar 29
2:50 pm
did not hatch

May 2
(40 days)

May 3
(38 days)
6:30 am

July 3
9:32 am
(62 days)

July 8
(66 days)

couldn't find data

Hog Island

Bremen, ME

Link

new cam for 2012
Look for return in early April, eggs in late April

adults named Rachel and Steve
for Rachel Carson and Audubon's Steve Kress

Sky
Ollie
Sibley

Apr 29

~May 2

~May 5

June 7
7:20 am
(39 days)

June 8
(~37 days)

June 11
morning
(~37 days)

~Aug 2

maybe by Aug 30

Kentucky

Lake Barkley, KY

Link

Look for return in mid-March and eggs in the first half of April

Great horned owls took over the nest in 2011, and laid two eggs which they subsequently lost, perhaps due to inexperience.

2012 - the chicks were predated by great horned owls,
one per night, June 11-13 (31-33 days old)

female
Mar 11

male
Mar 17

Apr 2
4:28 pm

Apr 5
10:45 am

Apr 8
~10 am

May 9
(37 days)

May 12
( 37 days)

May 13
8:15 am
(35 days)

Montana

Dunrovin, MT

Link

Look for eggs in early May

eggs did not hatch; Project Osprey is planning to remove them for testing

The first time the eggs were reported as being untended was July 15; an adult returned and resumed incubation after about a half hour
Egg removed August 30 for analysis (second egg had broken by then)

one by
Apr 8

both by
Apr 18

Apr 24

?Apr 27?

Montana

Hellgate Canyon, MT

Link

adults Iris (named for unusual pattern in eye) & Stanley

Blue 73/Crown Royal (F)
Blue 72/Captain Hook (M)
Blue 71/Squish (F)

Look for return in early to mid April and eggs in late April to early May

The male either didn't return or disappeared after a brief visit; the female prepared the nest on her own, chasing off anyone who stopped by (not certain if some were potential suitors) and laying an almost certainly infertile egg; a new male appeared and brought her a fish on May 6, and while it took a bit of time, she accepted him as her new mate and they mated (or at least bonded) on May 8

female
Apr 4

May 5
(not tended)

May 13
5:44 am

May 15
12:49 pm

seen
May 20
5:57 am

June 19
4:16 pm
(37 days)

seen
June 21
5:42 am
(37 days)

June 24
10:00 am
(35 days)

Aug 16
8:59 am
(58 days)

Aug 13
8:22 am
(53 days)

Aug 19
(9:37 am)
(56 days)

Iris
Sept 4
on cam
Sept 6
in area

Hook
Sept 3
10:40 am
on cam
Sept 6
in area
(79 days)

Ocean's Reach Osprey Cam

Sanibel Island, FL

Link

Look for eggs in late December

one of the older ones was knocked/moved out of the nest bowl Feb 6 and was too little to get back, so likely died of hypothermia overnight.

cam down much of the season; report of fledge from onsite blog

Dec 25

Dec 26

Dec 28

Feb 1
(38 days)

Feb 2
(38 days)

Feb 3
(37 days)

both by Apr 6

PSNH
Ayers Island Hydro Plant

New Hampton, NH

Link

An attempt was made to put transmitters on the chicks after they fledged (I think on August 1st), but none were caught.

All 3 chicks may have been in the area for a while after the last confirmed sighting; one observer thought he saw all three on August 10, but not at the same time so hard to confirm - and we know from other nests that one or more often learn it's safer to stay away from the nest, and beg fish from Dad near the river or wherever he fishes.

Look for return in early April and eggs in late April

male
Apr 1

female
Apr 5

Apr 19
6:48 am

probably
more

May 27
4:09 pm
(38 days)

May 28
8:30 pm
(~36 days)

May 31
(~36 days)

July 20
7:18 am
(54 days)

July 21
12:41 pm
(54 days)

July 23
11:22 am
(53 days)

Mom
Aug 3
evening
in area

3 chicks
Aug 7
7:54 am
(72 days)

2 chicks
Aug 20
evening
in area
(84 days)

Dad
Sept 9
7:15 pm
on cam
Sept 11
evening
in area

last chick
Sept 10
6:43 am
on cam
Sept 11
evening
in area
(103 days)

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

somewhere in WA

Link

Look for return in early April, eggs in late April

*I couldn't find reports after August 3; all three were looking good then, and at least two had fledged; they also had cam issues, making it harder to know what happened.

Apr 22

Apr 25

?Apr 28?
seen
May 2

June 1
(40 days)

June 2
(38 days)

June 3
(36 days)

≤July 29

≤Aug 3

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Woods Hole, MA

Link

Look for return mid to late March, eggs mid to late April

did not nest

Finland Osprey Cam 1

Hailuoto, Finland

Link

Look for return mid-late April and eggs in early May

Nemo (F) and Kemo (M)
Nemo did not return in 2012; new female named May Day arrived April 30, but replaced by a second female named Black Pearl (because of dark scales on ankle) on May 7

banded August 1
M 60699, wing 29 cm, weight 1.480 kg - Leo
M 60700, wing 31.4 cm, weight 1.540 kg - Matts
Voitto

male
Kemo
Apr 27

new
female
MayDay
Apr 30

May 21
9:03 am

May 24
~6:00 am

May 27
5:13 am

June 28
1:16 pm
(38 days)

June 29
3:50 pm
(36 days)

July 2
11:42 pm
(36 days)
died
July 28

Aug 19
(52 days)

Aug 22
(54 days)

Pearl
Aug 9

Leo
Aug 26
5:59 pm
(59 days)

Kemo
Sept 2
3:46 pm

Matts
Sept 6
9:04 am
(67 days)

entries above this updated September 15

Finland Osprey Cam 2

Seili/Nauvo, Finland

Link

Look for return in early-mid April and eggs early to mid May

Apr 26

?Apr 30?

May 2

June 4
(39 days)

June 4
(35 days)

June 6
(35 days)

Finland Osprey Cam 3

Hameenlinna, Finland

Link

Look for return in early-mid April and eggs early to mid May

I'm not sure why/where I thought eggs were laid -
can't find anything to indicate they nested in 2012,
though there are pictures of two adults working on the nest

3 by
May 2

Loch Garten

Scotland

Link

Look for return in late March and eggs mid to late April

EJ (F) & Odin (new male 2009); (EJ is 14 in 2012)

Caledonia (F)
Alba (F)

EJ
Mar 21

(visit by
Blue XD
Mar 28 - Apr 1)

Odin
Apr 1

Apr 9
~5:00 pm

Apr 12
~2:00 pm

Apr 15
~1:00 pm

May 16
11:30 pm
(37 days)

May 18
~7 pm
(36 days)

May 22
6:59 pm
(37 days)
died
June 17

July 14
11:33 am
(59 days)

July 14
11:22 am
(57 days)

Loch of the Lowes

Scotland

Link

Look for return in late March/early April and eggs in mid April

the Lady of the Loch (F) & ~~green 7Y (M)~~ Laddie (M)

the Lady is the oldest recorded breeding female in the UK (or possibly the world);
if she returns for the 2012 season, she will be 27 years old,
and 2012 will be her 22nd year at the Loch of the Lowes

Green 7Y did not return this spring, but a new unbanded male (nicknamed "Laddie") arrived on the nest shortly after the return of the Lady, and she accepted him as her mate.

Blue 44 (M)

Lady
Mar 30
8:31 am

Laddie/
Newman

("phantom egg"
Apr 12
10:40 pm )

Apr 14
8:04 pm

Apr 17
5:35 pm

Apr 20
4:34 pm

May 21
~8 pm
(37 days)

July 16
(56 days)

NOTES