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They are adorable.

Kitty,thanks for the pics of th GB Heron chicks.
So glad to get your news. Take things easy now.!

Hi, Macdoum!

The chicks are so cute & they make such a funny noise when they beg for food.



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View from cam above of parent feeding chicks.



I can see why, as animals evolved, mammals invented nursing! LOL!

Kitty,you can see the boars and little stripeys on cam just now:

http://www.mangolink.com/general/webcams/wildlife/

Two Spanish wild boar sows eat while a pile of sleeping baby pigs is under a tree in the background. The trees are shedding pollen heavily, so sometimes it looks like it is snowing.



Edit, 5:12-- OMG, how cute are these babies! They woke up! Check out the one getting his num-nums at the back. It was 4:05 am in Spain (where this cam is located) when I recorded this.

I saw a mouse/vole running on the ground

Lots more little stripeys running round just now. They are smaller than the ones I've seen before.

I missed the little stripeys this time, but just now I listened to a fine frog chorus at the Cornell Heron nest. Lots of bullfrogs in the base section.

Some kind of skinny canine creature at the Spanish wild boar feeding area. A mangy fox?



Second view of the skinny canine creature.

There was a handsome, very shy boar who showed up several times during the night at the Mangolink cam. But my recordings did not have sound! It took most of 2-3 hours to figure out why (an update corrupted something), & I got it fixed just in time to see a rodent, & then the two sows arrived with the little stripey piglets.

Rodent (on right side of the area).



3:40 am in Spain- a pair of sows arrives with their piglets. The water Is sweet & the forage is delicious.

Kitty : Thanks for the nice video's from the piglets. I watch the cam in Spain so often I can, it's a great cam .
I don't know what's kind of animal do you record. I saw it a few days ago on feeding ground. Fox or maybe a "wild dog" ?

The little piggies were playing during the night!

The chicks have grown big & are not so much babies anymore. I like to hear the red-winged blackbirds singing in the background.

I can't help it . . . there is just something about barnyard chickens, And ducks & goats, too.



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BBC Springwatch webcams are now live again!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/18035848

Thanks George... we will have to give up all else if we are to keep track of all the cams.. no sleeping,housework,gardening,shopping or even reading...
I suppose we have to eat to keep our strength up...
....

I agree with macdoum

A bat cam now, too! How shall we ever keep track of all of the wonderful cams?? These were actually kind of cute- & obviously quite itchy. They scratched & scratched. Fleas or mites must be a problem!

Lazy piglets in the front. They were having a Roman meal . . . lying down while eating.