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Activity log

Date Nest Watcher Adults Eggs Young Observations
March 8 11315 JillC 1 N N
Note: A lone female has returned to the area. It’s not clear which nest she belongs to but she has been sitting in the Clubhouse nest. So I’m marking her here. I say “her” because there is a very evident brown feather necklace visible. I’ll post a photo later
March 29 11315 JillC 1 N N
Note: Same lone Osprey. There are three nests in the area. Saw her sitting on the clubhouse drive nest. She then flew to nest 177-C-006 and is sitting there now.
March 30 11315 JillC 2 N N
Note: A second Osprey was observed this morning. Both Osprey are sitting in this nest this morning
May 31 11315 JillC 2 Y 1 feeding, young laying down
Note: I have observed an adult feeding.
June 16 11315 JillC 2 2 2 incubation, feeding, young standing
Note: I can clearly see two young heads being fed.
June 16 9627 JillC 2 U 2 feeding, young standing
Note: I saw two young heads in addition to the adult
July 16 11315 JillC 2 N 2 young standing
Note: Not yet left the nest but they are jumping and flapping wings.
July 16 9627 JillC 2 N 2 young standing
Note: Not yet left the nest but they are jumping and flapping wings.
July 21 11315 JillC 2 N 2 young standing
Note: One of the two fledged this morning.
July 21 9627 JillC 2 N 2 young standing
Note: The fledgling from the clubhouse drive nest landed in this nest. I see three juveniles and one adult. The adult, so far, is tolerating the “new” chick.
July 31 11315 JillC 2 N 2 young standing
Note: Both have fledged. They are flying around the marsh area interacting with the two from the from bay nest
July 31 9627 JillC 2 N 2 young standing
Note: Both have fledged and are flying around the marsh area and interacting with the two from the other nest close by.
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