The first Ospreys of the year are the pair nesting on the south end of the 
property. Yesterday additional Ospreys nesting on poles and boxes on 4 sites in 
the marsh islands appeared. The resident pair are a continuing female (check 
the band) and a brand new very skittish young male. Mike Farina, the biologist 
on site, has established a tolerance perimeter as a result and isolated the 
trails with fencing to limit access to the nest area.  Hopefully, the male will 
get used to people and the fences can come down. Meantime please honor them and 
take advantage of the chairs and benches provided.
A GREAT EGRET showed up early in the week (one day) and a SNOWY EGRET was there 
yesterday and today. The only other resident migrants so far are TREE SWALLOWS 
and RED-WINGED PLACKBIRDS. No Clapper Rails or Marsh Sparrows yet.
Sy Schiff

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