Squirrel Girl

Located on the NE substructure matching another osprey nest that is located on the SW side of the Fredrick Douglass Memorial Bridge

Nest built on the substructure of the S Capitol St SE bridge adjacent to the Washington National Baseball Stadium.

Farthest north set of pilings, in the cove.

On a platform on the north side of a building.

Nest on a platform at Altamaha WMA near Darien, GA.

Nest on a cell phone tower next to the Shell Station

Nest on top of a cell phone tower at the ezStorage

Utility Pole right along the exit on southbound I-95. Nest location might be off by a few 10s of meters as I noted it while driving.

Nest built on two horizontal cross beams.

Platform added to an electric pole

This nest is beyond a fence, so I might have the location a few 10s of meters off.

Nest on top of a large transmission line pylon. There's a small tree or weed growing in the nest.

Small nest on top of a transmission line pylon, not occupied when I first encountered it.

On a platform, visible from across the railroad tracks.

Nest on the NW of 2 nearby navigational markers.

Small nest located on a light fixture, next to the running track.

Small nest located on top of the huge cellphone tower.

On a light fixture for the field.

Yet another nest on top of a large support structure for this powerline. This nest is small and does not appear to be occupied (30 July 2014)

On top of a large support structure for a powerline.

On top of a large powerline support structure

Near the empty concrete lot adjacent to the large parking lot.

Small nest (maybe not occupied?) 1st noted July, 2014

This nest is on a channel marker. It's just NW of Conrad Island.

I haven't seen this nest up close and I am reporting from memory from a few months ago. The best I could get to it, was parking in the lot of the abandoned Kent Narrows Center. I first noticed it in 2013 and it is there in 2014, but I don't know if it'

This nest has been there for a few years. Last year they had 2 babies.

Nest on large support structure for transmission line. Nice nest, but no osprey seen on the day I spotted it (30 July 2014).

This nest is a platform that can been barely seen by peering through the trees when parked at the Gymnasium.

Osprey nest platform adjacent to the Officer Candidate's School

This is a nesting platform close to Nest 2303.

On a nesting platform on the pier extending into the Potomac River at Q-town on the Quantico Marine Base.

In a tree just around the corner from the boat launch

On the bow of one of the highest of the scuttled ships

Eye-level nest near Belle Haven Marina.

On the prow of the abandoned ferry boat

Nest built on group of pilings near end of Dock H.

Nest on top of old piling in the Potomac River off Alexandria VA

Light stand overlooking sports field at Freedom High School. Not a new nest but currently unsure how many years it has been here but large well established nest.

One hatchling, est 4 weeks on July 3rd 2013

This nest is located on Marine Corps Base Quantico, on an Osprey nest platform outside the Marine Corps Warfighting Lab. This nest has been active for several years. I first observed Osprey nesting in this location in 2008.

This nest is located on an Osprey nest platform on Marine Corps Base Quantico, just outside Shuck Hall.

This nest is located on Marine Corps Base Quantico, on an Osprey nest platform near Jordan Hall. In 2012, two adults were first observed on March 11, 2012. They successfully raised two Osprey young.

This Osprey nest is located on Marine Corps Base Quantico, in light fixture on the baseball diamond near the Marine Corps Association.

Saw this nest a year ago, saw one bird briefly last month but was unable to identify it. Today, 12/8/12 , midday, saw two fully grown Ospreys sitting on either side of the nest. This nest is on a platform on top of a power pole right on busy US 301 at the entrance to the Home Depot parking lot.

This nest is torn down each year. The Osprey pair come and rebuild every year. The light pole is the kind the use to light up a sports field. Has 4 light going across, the pair have been flying around the last 2 weeks started to put sticks, they are procrastinators. I have watched them the last 5 years. I hope they rebuild will update, also if the build their nest elsewhere nearby.