The live animal exhibit trail and all hiking trails are CLOSED.
Osprey

Project OspreyTrack: Maps

Get the latest Osprey migration information via Twitter - @OspreyNH

Thanks to Movebank.org, we are now able to present data in an interactive format using the map below. Please be patient as the data points load.
Smart Phone App.: Follow all our Ospreys (and dozens of other species across the globe) on the Animal Tracker (available on iphone and Android). Download for FREE at https://www.movebank.org/node/36241

NEW network links added for each of our newly tagged birds. Follow the directions on the PDF on creating Network Links. You can create a Network Link for each on your own version of Google Earth.

Note: It can take 5-10 seconds to load the map data.
 

2018 Interactive Osprey Tracking Map:
Click on the individual dots/lines of each bird to see their names and date of most recent point. Zoom in to see their movements in detail. Use the calendar feature to track locations of all birds on specific dates.

Holly (red), Adult female tagged May 2016 on Chesapeake Bay, MD. Winters in eastern Brazil.
Borealis (hot pink), Juvenile female tagged September 12, 2017 in St. John's, Newfoundland. Sister of Aster and Da Rock

March 27, 2018
And now there are two. Only Borealis and Holly are still transmitting. Holly just showed up in Jamaica after four months under cover.

Previous Updates

2016 Maps:

2015 Maps:

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