The empty nest in the OspreyCam screen capture from the morning of July 27, shows that the young osprey have taken flight! [button link="https://fergusonmuseum.org/osprey-cam/" color="blue" target="_self" size="medium"]Go to LIVE OspreyCam[/button]
The screen capture taken on the morning of July 6, 2016 confirm that one of the three chicks did not survive. The two remaining osprey are growing and can now be seen clearly on a regular basis. [button link="https://fergusonmuseum.org/osprey-cam/" color="blue" target="_self" size="medium"]Go to LIVE OspreyCam[/button]
The screen capture taken Friday, June 17, shows three young osprey being fed on the nest. [button link="https://fergusonmuseum.org/osprey-cam/" color="blue" target="_self" size="medium"]Go to LIVE OspreyCam[/button]
The OspreyCam has a different configuration that faces west.
There were a few osprey sightings around the nest at Middlefarms flats in the days leading up to this image capture, which was taken on the morning of March 28, 2016. [button link="https://fergusonmuseum.org/osprey-cam/" color="blue" target="_self" size="medium"]Go to LIVE OspreyCam[/button]
These screen captures taken on the morning of June 7, 2015 confirm that the third chick to hatch must not have survived. The two remaining osprey are growing and can now be seen clearly on a regular basis.
[slider id="ospreycam15-3chicks"] These screen captures taken the morning of June 12, 2015 confirm that 3 chicks have hatched in the nest at Middle Farms Flats. [button link="https://fergusonmuseum.org/osprey-cam/" color="blue" target="_self" size="medium"]Go to LIVE OspreyCam[/button] (Note: The adult male is not Edwin or Charlie).
[slider id="ospreycam-2chicks2015"] These screen captures taken the morning of June 6, 2015 show that two chicks have hatched in the nest at Middle Farms Flats. [button link="https://fergusonmuseum.org/osprey-cam/" color="blue" target="_self" size="medium"]Go to LIVE OspreyCam[/button] (Note: The adult male is not Edwin or Charlie).
This screen capture was taken at the end of May - about one month after incubation began. An adult osprey was first sighted on the nest March 31, and shortly thereafter was joined by another. A courtship soon followed and by the end of April at least one osprey could be seen on the nest
The first osprey on the nest, has now been joined by another. [button link="https://fergusonmuseum.org/osprey-cam/" color="blue" target="_self" size="medium"]Go to LIVE OspreyCam[/button]
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F.I. Sketchbook 2005