Looduskalender

Hi all!
The place where the BS went was their nest three years ago. And maybe it will be theirs this year...

Yesterday and today another couple of GV has been seen in this nest, mating and bringing brunches and repairing the nest. It is rather late but this winter was more cold and rainy than it is usual so the breeding season is quite confused.

Hi all
Another GV egg!!!! Was laid today



There are videos on http://grifos-na-web.blogspot.com/

This year we will not see the BS nest as it will be (I hope) under this nest. Anyway, if I go there I promise I will post some pics here.

But you will see that young GV are really really cute
If everything is OK the first one will be born on the 27th/28th March and this one on the 6th/7th May (it's quite late for GV and the mother seems quite young but let's think that everything will be fine).

Nice, to see them again

Hi Fleur

You captured an interesting situation. The GV that is landing is a young GV (one year, maximum 2) that is wondering around this nest since the couple is there.
It´s funny because they are not so agressive towards him as they would be if it was an adult.

now I can not remember so well the difference between an adult and young.
can you that Drop here again please ?
or a link with info ?

It was not so far ;)

viewtopic.php?p=80537#p80537

Thanks

There are 2 ways to find out if it is an adult or a young GV: adults have the beak whiter and the young ones almost black. Also the "necklace" is darker in the young ones, and that makes their head seem whiter than on the adults

( * garina do mar : August 17th, 2010, 10:34 am....
This one is quite good but it's in French
http://www.oiseaux.net/oiseaux/vautour.fauve.html

They have some links in English in the end of the page )

I will save this post

http://webmadarasz.forumx.hu/viewtopic. ... ebmadarasz

Betty! Thank you for the videos!!

Please, would you put the video here too!!

viewtopic.php?f=17&t=274&p=95555#p95555

GV parents have been very protective. I have tried to see the chick to catch a pic, in vain, the whole morning.

Am I seeing things or is this a recording ?
Looked in to find this camera link & watch by moonlight later on tonight ;

http://zappiens.pt/video.php?cat=45&id=283

I see a Black Stork in sunlight..

On the Griffon Vulture cam,its nightime;
http://grifos-na-web.blogspot.com/

EDIT: much later
The 1st link is a recording!
2nd link,lovely moonlight and a bird there. I can't tell which one.

Jo UK wrote:Black Stork Nest in Portugal

http://www.zappiens.pt/video.php?cat=45&id=283

I see a Black Stork on this nestcam today.
Haven't looked at this link for a long time. We probably missed the nesting.

macdoum wrote:
I see a Black Stork on this nestcam today.
Haven't looked at this link for a long time. We probably missed the nesting.

This is the Griffon vulture nest that we can see in this cam. Like last year GV occupied the former BS nest. The BS nest is quite close, "just around the corner" but it cannot be seen through the cam. When the BS start to fly maybe it will be possible to see them

garina do mar wrote:
This is the Griffon vulture nest that we can see in this cam. Like last year GV occupied the former BS nest. The BS nest is quite close, "just around the corner" but it cannot be seen through the cam. When the BS start to fly maybe it will be possible to see them

Well,I saw a BS on the rocky ledge today.