This Osprey nest cam comes to you from Milford, Connecticut courtesy of the Connecticut Audubon Society. I just looked at this a moment ago, and if you look at the image on the left it looks like an Osprey brought back a Koi goldfish to the nest! Anyway, it appears that the Osprey chicks born this year are flying to and from the nest, so at times the nest may be empty – but keep watching and hopefully you’ll see one or more of the chicks return. This Osprey nest cam has live streaming video.

Watch the Osprey Nest Cam in Connecticut

This Osprey nest cam comes to you courtesy of PSNH power company at the Ayers Island Hydro Plant in New Hampshire.  This nest cam has live streaming video of a  Osprey nest.  there are three Osprey chicks that are testing their wings and preparing for their upcoming migration to South America.  Because of this, the chicks will be out of the nest from time to time…so keep checking back if they are gone.

Watch the PSNH Osprey Nest Cam

This Osprey nest cam comes to you from Finland and features a live view of an Osprey nest.  The nest still has two osprey chicks, but they have grown quite a bit and may be close to leaving the nest.  This cam updates every 10 seconds.

Watch the Osprey Nest Cam in Finland

This Osprey Nest cam comes to you live from the Esquimalt Graving Dock near Victoria, BC courtesy of the Hancock Wildlife Channel.  The nest sits amidst the bustle of ships coming and going into the drydock area for refit and maintenance.  The birds are a bit late this year in getting down to nesting, however they have been seen in the nest consistently for the past few days.

Watch the Osprey Cam in Victoria, BC

This Osprey Nest cam comes to you live from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution’s Quissett Campus in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.  On March 24, 2007, an osprey pair arrived at this nest – so keep an eye on this for hopeful Osprey chicks in the future.  This Osprey nest cam has live streaming video.

Watch the Woods Hole Osprey Nest Cam