The nestlings are growing fast - doubled their size in one week. One week old on May 29

Memorial Day and the nestlings are 4 days old. They have just been fed lots of bits of fish and seem suddenly super drowsy.

Like any new "parent" it is hard to stop looking at the new beings and taking photos. The whole family: adult female on the left, male on...

During the stormy, no-boat-day, northeaster of May 22nd the 2 osprey eggs hatched. The mama kept them warm and cozy, while she endured...

Hatching day is getting close. Notice that over the last month+ the Osprey have continued to bring nesting material to the nest. By...

During the time of egg-sitting the female does most of the incubation. However, the male will take his turn so that the female can leave...

On April 14th, there were 2 eggs and a rock. Incubation time for Osprey is 35-42 days. Given that there were 4 days between egg 1 and egg...

The male and female are trying for a second egg, but in this photo there is one egg and 2 rocks.

On an initially cloudy chilly April 10th the female starting incubating 1 egg. Hopefully in the next couple of days there will be...

March 31, 2025 This year's female is banded on the right leg - the same as last year's. It is likely that it is the same female. Today...

March 26, 2025 And now there are 2. On March 18 the first Osprey (presumably the male) returned to the power company platform, and on...

It is fledge day! After a busy morning of hop-flying from nest edge to nest edge, the first nestling took flight sometime between 6:30...

Nearly 8 weeks old and these nestlings are getting close to the edge and doing a lot of wing stretches and flapping, but they are still...

At 5.5 weeks old, the osprey nestlings at the power company platform are ready to be banded. So many thanks to the company staff for...

These young osprey were 5 weeks old on July 1st & 2nd. It is always surprising how fast they grow. In this photo one of the nestling is...