For the latest news about ospreys at Lake Arrowhead or ospreys
in general, check in here to see what's going on.
Two pairs of ospreys
nested and produced chicks at Lake Arrowhead in 2006, one
fewer than the year before. 2005 was the first time
three pairs of the birds successfully nested at the lake,
after several years of two-nest success!
One of the previous
nests fell over in the spring of 2006, but the two other sites
from 2005 successfully hosted breeding pairs. We restored
the failed site last year, and hope birds will return to it
in 2007.
Thanks to great
success at sites throughout northern Vermont, the state has
removed ospreys from the endangered species list! This
marks a great success story for ospreys, and the collaborative
efforts that have returned them to Vermont's skies.
To see new photos
of Lake Arrowhead's ospreys, visit the Osprey Gallery by clicking
HERE!
Here is other recent
news from Lake Arrowhead:
May 2004
Yankee
Magazine tells Meeri's story
May 6, 2003
CVPS wins
Vermont Governor's Award for Environmental Excellence in Education
April 21, 2003
Osprey
makes appearance on platform at Leffert's Pond
March
7 , 2003
Wanted:
Osprey tenants
Jan.
16, 2003
CVPS
wins Governor's Awards for Environmental Excellence
August 29, 2002
Endangered Ospreys Flourish in Two Nests at Lake Arrowhead -- Third Generation Hatches
March 26, 2002
CVPS, Osprey Program Named Finalist for Industry's Highest Honor
October 11, 2001
CV Publishes Book to Honor "Grandma Osprey" for Her Efforts to Help Endangered Birds
Thousands of Books Donated to School Children -- Sales Benefit Non-Game Wildlife Program
These Documents are in PDF format, which can be viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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and Department of Fish & Wildlife
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