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donnamatrix · 04-09-2010, 07:38 AM

Poplar is right across from Camp Tecumseh - owned by the camp actually, it's private, and nobody should step foot on it, because of nesting wildlife. However, you'll see many of us Forum folks out there: The Eagle, Sunset Bob, us ... I keep a running commentary and images for Chris Martin. In past 2 years the nest has been blown down by storms. The chicks (3 the first year, only 1 last year) all survived, although on land, not in trees. It's just so awesome to watch them. Also, PSNH has a video cam on an Osprey nest in New Hampton that Chris helped to move away from electrical wires:
http://www.psnh.com/Osprey/default.asp

And there is also a cam on the Manchester Peregrines-only one chick this year:
http://www.spectraaccess.com/falcon2/

Have fun!
Donna

04-09-2010, 07:38 AM	#16
donnamatrix Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Moultonboro Posts: 833 Thanks: 24 Thanked 258 Times in 120 Posts	Eagles Poplar is right across from Camp Tecumseh - owned by the camp actually, it's private, and nobody should step foot on it, because of nesting wildlife. However, you'll see many of us Forum folks out there: The Eagle, Sunset Bob, us ... I keep a running commentary and images for Chris Martin. In past 2 years the nest has been blown down by storms. The chicks (3 the first year, only 1 last year) all survived, although on land, not in trees. It's just so awesome to watch them. Also, PSNH has a video cam on an Osprey nest in New Hampton that Chris helped to move away from electrical wires: http://www.psnh.com/Osprey/default.asp And there is also a cam on the Manchester Peregrines-only one chick this year: http://www.spectraaccess.com/falcon2/ Have fun! Donna