Լ����Ƶ

The Great Horned Owl struck the nest a little after midnight, leaving behind two survivors.

[UPDATED] A Great Horned Owl attack on the Hog Island nest follows two such raids last year. Since the incident, steps have been taken to deter the predator.

The Great Horned Owl didn't come back, but another intruder caused Rachel, Steve, and their surviving chick to move in a hurry: wasps.

Four nights after the first attack, the owl returned to Steve and Rachel’s nest despite the recent addition of lights as a deterrent.

The amount of plastic trash ending up in the birds' nests appears to be increasing—with dangerous and deadly results.

The birds’ preference for tall, open platforms leads them to nest on utility poles. Now companies are becoming proactive about preventing accidents.

Despite this year’s use of stylized mannequins to deter predators, Steve and Rachel's nest was attacked once again.

Having already lost two chicks to the raptor, Rachel has been remaining close to the nest and on high alert in a fascinating display of adaptation.

Breaking News-June 7- The first of three Osprey chicks has just hatched on the new Osprey live cam recently launched by the Լ����Ƶ Society and...

This morning a young osprey named “Sky” took his first flight into the wild blue yonder.  Three osprey chicks being documented by a new Osprey...

Hog Island’s annual service week leads to a nesting win for on-cam fish hawks Dory and Skiff.