Providing durable and eco-friendly artificial nesting platforms to support and protect Australia’s native wildlife.
Nestled atop of a 30-metre pole in Birtinya on the Sunshine Coast, is a new and improved home for an Osprey pair.
The artificial nesting platform was designed and manufactured by Fauna Crossings, who worked in conjunction with the Sunshine Coast Council. All parties took inconsideration and ensured the long-lasting aluminium basket will provide a strong robust support for future Osprey to settle in to. Potential nesting material will be added to the basket for the birds to use if they choose to. The birds will build a nest at least 15cm deep inside the structure.
Osprey experts advised the birds would return to the location, towards June or July in time for breeding season.
This perch is important to the birds as it allows them to survey the areaing platform
The older timber designs are prone to failure in extreme weather and are nowtypically avoided.Osprey nests vary in size but they are generally quite large, built using sticks and lined with seaweed and grass.Both the female and male osprey take part in nest building, with the male doing most of the carrying and the female doing the arranging
Fauna Crossings is committed to designing, manufacturing and installing the most effective fauna crossings to achieve the best possible outcomes, by identifying a number of options to address a broad suite of fauna and its environment. We have had over 15 years experience in design, consultation and more recently, research of the various types of fauna furniture to ensure safe passages and breeding ground for our wildlife.
We are passionate about our wildlife environment, and to ensure the native fauna of Australia can remain in their environment and have adequate breeding habitats.
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