Eagle Owl Nest 2017-2020
- Maggy
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Re: Eagle Owl Nest ~2017~
the chick on a branch is a hungry one, keeps making hungry sounds
21:56 one is eating, another one is watching
gets back to the nest
21:57 can I have some?
21:56 one is eating, another one is watching
gets back to the nest
21:57 can I have some?
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You?Abigyl wrote:Who is baking a birthday cake for tomorrow ?
21:28 the chick is walking around the one that is eating,
looks like it will take them a while
22:00 let me exercise some more
22:06 another huge jump to a branch
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22:07 and another huge jump to a branch on the left
22:09 back to the nest
22:10 and jumping to the right
22:09 back to the nest
22:10 and jumping to the right
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22:10 what did just happen???
22:12 how is my sib doing over there? hungry sounds from the right
22:14 am I left alone over here now?
22:12 how is my sib doing over there? hungry sounds from the right
22:14 am I left alone over here now?
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22:18 how are they over there?
22:21 where is my hungry sib?
22:37 there are sounds of Bo around, it alerts the chick
22:21 where is my hungry sib?
22:37 there are sounds of Bo around, it alerts the chick
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Maggy and all other watchers
22:37 Ms.Bo call / is near and beak clicks from owlet downstairs
22:52 Owlet jump to the branch behind the nest
22:55 Owlet jump / flew downstairs out of view
22:37 Ms.Bo call / is near and beak clicks from owlet downstairs
22:52 Owlet jump to the branch behind the nest
22:55 Owlet jump / flew downstairs out of view
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23:09 Ms.Bo arrived on an empty nest, eating leftovers
23:35 Ms.Bo again, house cleaning
23:35 Ms.Bo again, house cleaning
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thanks a lot for the videos, Fleur!
22:52 jumping on the branch
22:54 where should I jump?
22:55 the chick jumps down, doesn't look like anybody is coming back
23:06 sounds of an owlet on a branch
23:09 Bo comes
she is eating whatever is left
23:13 Bo is leaving
22:52 jumping on the branch
22:54 where should I jump?
22:55 the chick jumps down, doesn't look like anybody is coming back
23:06 sounds of an owlet on a branch
23:09 Bo comes
she is eating whatever is left
23:13 Bo is leaving
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SHSHSH It's so quiet ! Happy 2 months dear eaglets-owlets
This is from wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurasian_eagle-owl :
"While sibling owls are close in the stage between leaving the nest and fully fledge, about 20 days after leaving the nest, the family unit seems to dissolve and the young disperse quickly and directly. All told, the dependence of young eagle-owls on their parents last for 20 to 24 weeks."
There is very interesting data there; each of us can find it in his language.
This is from wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurasian_eagle-owl :
"While sibling owls are close in the stage between leaving the nest and fully fledge, about 20 days after leaving the nest, the family unit seems to dissolve and the young disperse quickly and directly. All told, the dependence of young eagle-owls on their parents last for 20 to 24 weeks."
There is very interesting data there; each of us can find it in his language.
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June 23rd
1:29 Bubo brings a prey to the nest, Bo comes right away and takes it from him
Bo stands on the prey
and keeps looking to the right
1:32 she picks up the prey
and leaves
1:29 Bubo brings a prey to the nest, Bo comes right away and takes it from him
Bo stands on the prey
and keeps looking to the right
1:32 she picks up the prey
and leaves
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Good morning Maggy and all.
Many thanks for your very good work here I was glad, when I saw that you documented the Owlets Thanks also to all the others
3:37 Bo is calling near
Here is the video from the prey delivery by Bubo. Maggy, thanks again for the time!
Many thanks for your very good work here I was glad, when I saw that you documented the Owlets Thanks also to all the others
3:37 Bo is calling near
Here is the video from the prey delivery by Bubo. Maggy, thanks again for the time!
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Bye bye, little eagle owls and a nice and long life.
Thank you all for the nice season .
Thank you all for the nice season .
*Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I’m not sure about the former.* Albert Einstein
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IceAge, not Bye bye
12:31 Owlets arrived on the tree trunk on the ground... two Owlets
12:56 Bo is feeding the Owlets on the ground... left side on the tree trunk
12:31 Owlets arrived on the tree trunk on the ground... two Owlets
12:56 Bo is feeding the Owlets on the ground... left side on the tree trunk
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13:21 Bo flies to a tree on the right side
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Thank you Liz .
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16:43 Bo is calling
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Thank you, Maggy, for keeping the forum posted!
Great job, as usual!!!
You Rock!
Liz01, thank you for all the videos!
IceAge, Fleur and Abigyl, and everyone else, great postings, pictures and videos!
It was educational and entertaining watching the 3 owlets grow up!
Thanks, Latvian nature fund and Looduskalender!!!
Great job, as usual!!!
You Rock!
Liz01, thank you for all the videos!
IceAge, Fleur and Abigyl, and everyone else, great postings, pictures and videos!
It was educational and entertaining watching the 3 owlets grow up!
Thanks, Latvian nature fund and Looduskalender!!!
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Thanks for the videos, Liz!
What a wonderful family, I'm in love with owlets, they are so sweet and cute!
Thanks to everybody who made possible to watch them!
And thanks for everybody's contributions posting reports, pictures, videos!
Thanks a lot, Liz!
June 24th
What a wonderful family, I'm in love with owlets, they are so sweet and cute!
Thanks to everybody who made possible to watch them!
And thanks for everybody's contributions posting reports, pictures, videos!
Thanks a lot, Liz!
June 24th
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I'm curious, have the eagle owlets come back to nest at all in other years? I see other fledged owlets come back like around feeding time briefly (maybe it makes it easier for parent to find them) this is the first nest of eagle owls I have seen. Thanks so much for providing all the great audio/video!