
Osprey nests are made of sticks and put on all sorts of things, like trees, cliffs, and man-made structures; so long as it's near water. These nests are re-used year after year, and sticks are added to them. Nests can get to be huge: more than seven feet across and five feet deep.
A clutch of 2-4 eggs are layed at one time, and incubated over a period of 35-40 days. Chicks mature at 3 years of age.
source: http://www.seattleaudubon.org/birdweb/bird_details.aspx?id=96
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