Re: [Maine-birds] osprey

I travel by there every day. I saw one sitting there last week. I felt so bad I wanted to cry. I wish we could build them a nest. His expression was one of sadness. I want to know if they don't have a nest, will they nest somewhere else, either find another nest or will they nest in a tree? Will they try to rebuild their nest?

---- Janet Galle <Janetgalle@gwi.net> wrote:
> At mile 32 south on 295 in Topsham, there had been a large active osprey nest for many years. This winter, it blew
> off the electric poles. Two days ago, two osprey were perched on the empty poles. On 201, parallel to 295, there is also a more recent nest and the same day I saw the two osprey, I saw a single one on 201, all nests placed on the electric lines that run across the countryside here. I have read some of the controversy about removal of these lines and the impact on osprey. Does anyone know more?
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