Twin Cities Metro Osprey Watch

Please report new Osprey nests to Vanessa Greene at Osprey.mn@gmail.com Volunteer to monitor a nest!

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

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I just discovered an article posted online about me and the Twin Cities Metro Osprey Watch. Here is the link: http://hometownsource.com/201...
Saturday, April 14, 2012

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Many people ask why it is important to monitor these Osprey nests. This is a labor of love, driven by passion, to learn more about these ma...
Thursday, April 12, 2012

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Interesting few days. Some nests are eerily quiet and empty...ones that have had long term residents. Some people expected the Ospreys to re...
Tuesday, April 10, 2012

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For those of you following the saga of the freeway nest and that female, J4...She has a mate! There was a male on the nest today and he is u...
Monday, April 9, 2012

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As I promised in the past post, here is a description of what "hacking" is, for those who are unfamiliar with the word. It is a te...

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This is the rest of the story of purple banded J4 from Iowa, the freeway nest female...it occurred to me that many of you like to hear these...
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Sunday, April 8, 2012

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Many of you may have heard about the Osprey nest that was on the freeway lights near 62 and 169 in Edina that was removed by the DOT in Dec...
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Vanessa Greene
I started the Twin Cities Metro Osprey Watch program in 2008 after 15 years of working on the Twin Cites Osprey Reintroduction. I am monitoring all nests in the metro area, training and supervising volunteers who assist with this fieldwork and writing annual reports documenting data collected. We are looking at a variety of areas of research including an accurate productivity study, investigating behaviors such as extra pair copulation and mate fidelity, recruitement of young birds into the breeding population, establishment of new territories, age of first breeding, longevity of pair bonds, movement between nesting territories, etc. I have recieved no financial support, other than donations from supporters of the project, and am driven by passion and a committment to the wellbeing and survival of this species of Raptor. I always need help, so contact me if you would like to become involved with the monitoring or have questions about Ospreys. See full profile for list of publications.
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