I run on a trail that has an osprey nesting platform. When I get near one of the parents takes off and makes warning sounds. Yesterday they weren't there, so I think they've migrated a little early.
Interesting fact about osprey: Juveniles don't migrate with their parents. They make their first migration alone, thousands of miles to a place they've never been. They establish a permanent winter home and then return to the area of their birth the next spring.
They would have to have a lot of switches and network wires connecting them and systems to monitor them. Even then, I doubt this draw would be enough to signal to them that it's a problem. Probably not drawing more than a stove on the cleaning cycle, far below a level that would say, "This area is drawing too much power".