Memorial Wall 2026

  1. E2/Dos. Bald Eaglet. 14 Days Old. Hatched 1 January 2025. DOD: 14 January 2026. COD: Unknown but HPAI is suspected. Texas, USA.

2. Eaglet. E1/Uno. Hatched 31 December 2025. 20 days old. DOD: 19 January 2026. COD: Unknown but HPAI is highly suspected. Texas, USA.

3. Eaglet. JBS25. Hatched 26 January 2026. John Bunker Sands Wetlands Bald Eagle Nest. DOD: 9 February 2026. COD: Unconfirmed but appears to be HPAI.

Tribute by JBS Wetlands: https://youtu.be/vPeUAE0We_Q?

Tribute by SK Hideaways: https://youtu.be/TbdMIiN8zE4?

4. F23, Bald Eagle. Mate to M15 at the SW Florida Bald Eagle Nest, Fort Myers, Florida. DOD: 27 February 2026. COD: Shot.

F23 presumed deceased

5. Rosie, Osprey. Mate to Richmond at the Golden Gate Audubon Whirley Crane, San Francisco Bay, California, USA. DOD: Unknown. COD: Unknown. Rosie did not return from migration.

“For nine golden years, Rosie partnered with Richmond to raise 19 chicks to adulthood. Always wise, the perfect foil to Richmond’s occasional goofiness, Rosie was clever enough to catch a Plainfin Midshipman in just 36 seconds on/off the nest. Willing to take up the feeding slack caused by Richmond’s talon injury, Rosie would occasionally catch such large striped bass that they would feed the family over a full day. She was the best mom, always making sure her nestlings were full before polishing off Richmond’s fish deliveries herself, and going out to get fish when Richmond’s talon injury reduced his abilities in 2022. She was funny, fierce, steadfast, and beloved. She will be missed.”

Memorial video: https://youtu.be/i4h2jIE8xuU?

6. Nod. Third hatch osplet of Sally and Harry, Moorings Park Osprey Platform, Florida, USA. DOD: 5 April 2026. COD: Starvation/siblicide.

An osprey nest containing four chicks, with one adult osprey standing among them, surrounded by water and greenery.
Three osprey chicks resting in a nest made of twigs and grass, with a river and greenery in the background.

7. Osplet. Third hatch. Brevard County, Florida, USA. DOD: 8 April 2026. COD: Starvation/weather issues causing poor fish deliveries. (Screen capture courtesy of Pam Breci).

A close-up view of baby birds nestled in a nest made of twigs and straw, with the feet of an adult bird visible above them.

8. Louis. Unringed male Osprey. Loch Akraig, Scotland. DOD: Unknown. COD: Unknown. Did not return from migration in 2026. More to follow.

9. Ethel. Unringed female Osprey. Russell Lake, Nova Scotia, Canada. DOD: Unknown. COD: Unknown. Did not return from migration in 2026. More to follow.