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beautiful nuthatch! thank you fireblade!
... but the nest remains empty otherwise...

No eagles today.

Two years ago...
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A year ago...
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Today...
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What a pity.

Yes, but don´t give up hope!

No residents, yet. A cold rain falls on the empty nest.

Looks like its been snowing here.

Yes, snow and no eagles, macdoum. Thanks for spotting the visitor, fireblade.

heard something in the tree, but then only a lonely crane

18:55h At least two I think

I love that sound of cranes. Thank you, Fireblade.

There is a lot of activity near the kotkas nest this morning, but it all is out of view, so far. But-- not out of earshot! If only WTEs would arrive . . .

A lovely bird song (do not know what kind), & cranes also call from somewhere nearby.



Whooper swans flying by, I think.



Swans fly over the nest (no sound at end for some reason ).

The nest seems to be moving,like a rippling effect ? from the cam ? How strange.
Empty too.

beautiful sunshine in hte eagle forest, but it's windy (and noisy). quite a lot of snow still on the ground. -and nest is empty.


Kitty: i think the beautifully whistling bird in your video was a blackbird. it's a spring favourite.

Yes, it's a beautiful afternoon. Blackbirds are singing wonderful, and Cranes are calling

no cam

Yes, what a pity Yesterday evening I had the cam run and was absolute delighted by the sunset birdsongs

But I may not watch the cam during strong wind that is shaking the tree - I´m getting a kind of seasick

Someone was there. Very very much better view (for me). No eagles

oh! i like the new wider view so much!
.... but the noise is still there...
too bad that the eagles aren't here.

I like the wider view, too
We have more chance to see birds sitting on the branches around than before

And I won´t give up hope that the nest will be used by eagles ....
Last season tooni-cam opened on April, 18th, and then a BS -Padis- was there - without partner.
On April, 21st, BS took off and the LSEs Remo and Tuuli appeared at the nest ....

This view is more like the one a couple of seasons ago & having the wider, more pulled-back view minimizes the waviness in the picture when the wind sways the tree. I like it much better. I remember we did complain last summer of the way the cam made things seem more distorted in the wind, so this may help.

This morning is nice, still no residents, but nice sound of birds in the background. I think cranes as well as the small birds.



Perhaps with this wider view & more of the forest floor visible, we will see piggies or elf/moose, like we did before.