Hog Island ME Osprey Cam 2018-2022

[Philjo56France]

From https://www.facebook.com/AudubonCenterforBirdsofPrey

Rachel and Steve's marvelous daughter, the Princess of Hog Island

Audubon Center for Birds of Prey- Chelsea (volunteer)

Audubon Center for Birds of Prey- Chelsea (volunteer)

[Philjo56France]

Steve and Callie's extended Morning Visit (both cams) - Hog Island Osprey Nest/explore.org 2024 05 05
by Regina Hornung

Pic from the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XH90yR3HzJ4&t=8s

© Regina Hornung

[Philjo56France]

05-13-2024

Although not breeding over here, Steve still defends his nest. This morning it was a dark female!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NCn5AQYv80&t=3s

©Regina Hornung

©Regina Hornung

©Regina Hornung

[Philjo56France]

06-21-2024

By Port Lincoln Osprey https://www.facebook.com/portlincolnosprey

Calypso 5 years old and his Mum...

©Port Lincoln Osprey

https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1108595716900424

©Port Lincoln Osprey

https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=2752539431588833

[Philjo56France]

07-16-2024 Boat House

Rest in peace Harbour & Grey

4h00 ago this early morning at Audubon Boat House the two osplets were killed by a GHO. The last time it visited the nest there were only two eggs.


https://explore.org/.../audubon-boat-house-osprey-nest
Too sensitive, do not watch, video by Regina Hornung
What a sad day! It happened at 3:38 am ET.Please watch at your discretion!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgKoPTARSFE

[Philjo56France]

Boat House
Rest in peace Harbour & Grey

It was already too late when Mom came back trying to save her little osplets. That remember to me the manner Rachel (years ago) on the island's nest saved sometime at least one of her osplets, battling against the GHO

[Philjo56France]

07-17-2024

Dory took Gray (younger one) off the nest

©Regina from Hamburg

[Philjo56France]

Audubon Boat House 07-18-2024
https://explore.org/livecams/ospreys/au ... sprey-nest
Dory took Harbour away too

After many attempt; Dory finally removes Harbor from Nest. So very sweet and Loving. What a super Mom. It just feels so good to see this unmistakable Love

©Fish Hawk Watcher

©Fish Hawk Watcher

©Fish Hawk Watcher

[Philjo56France]

07-24-2024
https://explore.org/livecams/ospreys/au ... sprey-nest
At Boat House, Dory and Skiff are building a new nest for the future season

©Stonebreaker57

08-02-2024
I hope Dory and Skiff will be able to use this beautiful nest next season

©PGinSoCal

[Philjo56France]

08-06-2024

From
https://www.facebook.com/AudubonCenterforBirdsofPrey

[JudyB]

2024 Cam Maintenance (& More)
Annual Fund Drive
Update

Hi everyone - and thanks so much to those of you who have donated to kick off our annual fund drive! Thanks to you, we have raised $1,355! We do still have a long way to go - and we could use your help!

We generally do our annual fund drive in late summer/early fall because that's when we are allowed to go into the nests and clean the cameras and do other necessary maintenance. Here's a picture of David Hancock at White Rock a couple of years ago when we had to replace a broken strap:

It's easy to explain why we need some extra money now - lifts like the one David is using are not cheap to rent, and climbers are in high demand this time of year. However, we also need funds to maintain this forum and our website https://hancockwildlife.org/ and the computers and software that keep our cams streaming to the web. I don't know what the server space costs for over 700,000 posts with almost 1.4 million attachments, all of which are available to view at the click of a button, but I suspect it's not cheap.

Monthly donations are a great way to support the expenses of the forum and website, and they are easy to set up:

• go to the "Donations" page on our website (https://hancockwildlife.org/donations/)
• click the "Donate via CanadaHelps Now!" link
• change the highlighted box at the top of the page from "Donate Now" to "Donate Monthly."
• enter the amount of your monthly donation
• feel free to use the message box to say which nest(s) you follow or provide other feedback
• fill in your contact information and credit card details, and
• click "Complete Donation Now"

Monthly donations can be cancelled at any time, and by donating through CanadaHelps, those in Canada will automatically get the tax receipt they need at the end of the year - and even though I'm in the US, I normally use CanadaHelps because I find it simpler than PayPal, and like that the tiny fee that's subtracted either way is used to help non-profits like Hancock Wildlife receive online donations. That said - you can also set up monthly donations with PayPal.

I will also mention that while we focus on adopting our HWF nests with cams, you can adopt other nests we cover, with the understanding that the money goes to support the forum, not to maintenance of those cams.

Details about How to Donate

If you have questions, please contact [email protected] or [email protected]


A big
Thank You!
to all who have donated,
to our wonderful zoomer teams,
and to all who help in other ways,
posting observations, screenshots, videos, and so much more.

[Philjo56France]

2024

Port Lincoln Osprey, Aus.

Live :- • Port Lincoln Osprey Live Stream https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2usZ8swZvM&t=0s
Protecting South Australia’s Ospreys
Friends of Osprey is a South Australian conservation group focused on protecting and growing the population of Osprey in South Australia.
Visit the website at https://friendsofosprey.com.au
For more information about the daily life on the nest go to the Observation Board at
https://portlincoln-osprey.com/obs
If you want to help our ospreys, you can donate via PayPal (link on the observationboard) directly to Port Lincoln Osprey
This is a nest on a barge in Port Lincoln South Australia. It is at the entrance to the Lincoln Cove Marina. The Ospreys have been nesting here prior to us purchasing the barge in 2015. We moved the nest from another barge to this current barge as it is higher out of the water and more stable. We then installed a security camera and solar panels so that we can watch the nest 24/7. Our Osprey don't migrate, and we don't have problems with predators, but in the past, we have had lots of siblicide and yet there was always plenty of fish being delivered.
The nest is 1.25m by 1.5m.
The daily highlights and previous history of this nest can be viewed on the Port Lincoln Osprey Facebook page - / portlincolnosprey
Port Lincoln Osprey https://www.facebook.com/portlincolnosprey/
/ @portlincolnosprey https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK_BLe ... 1SlC79CruQ
#Osprey
#OspreyNest


Osprey mom laid first egg of this season | Port_Lincoln Osprey | Aug 26, 2024

© Port Lincoln Osprey

Nesting Bird Life & More https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MG3KmEDc18w


08-29-2024 Second egg.
From https://www.facebook.com/portlincolnosprey
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2490397891146199

© Port Lincoln Osprey

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1198996728006807

© Port Lincoln Osprey

[Philjo56France]

09-01-2024 Third egg.

From https://www.youtube.com/@NestingBirdLife

https://www.facebook.com/portlincolnosprey

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMFgWkcVQVo

©Nesting Bird Life & More

Port_Lincoln Osprey
Live :- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2usZ8swZvM&t=0s
Protecting South Australia’s Ospreys
Friends of Osprey is a South Australian conservation group focused on protecting and growing the population of Osprey in South Australia.
Visit the website at https://friendsofosprey.com.au
For more information about the daily life on the nest go to the Observation Board at
https://portlincoln-osprey.com/obs
If you want to help our ospreys, you can donate via PayPal (link on the observationboard) directly to Port Lincoln Osprey
This is a nest on a barge in Port Lincoln South Australia. It is at the entrance to the Lincoln Cove Marina. The Ospreys have been nesting here prior to us purchasing the barge in 2015. We moved the nest from another barge to this current barge as it is higher out of the water and more stable. We then installed a security camera and solar panels so that we can watch the nest 24/7. Our Osprey don't migrate, and we don't have problems with predators, but in the past, we have had lots of siblicide and yet there was always plenty of fish being delivered.
The nest is 1.25m by 1.5m.
The daily highlights and previous history of this nest can be viewed on the Port Lincoln Osprey Facebook page - /
Port Lincoln Osprey
/ @portlincolnosprey