Grey Seal Webcam on Vilsandi, Estonia 2016-2018
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10:48 Seal swimming past
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11:00 a seal
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11:41 Eagle flew past
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I can´t remember. Would be interesting to know whether it is an Estonian "I-stay-at-home-in-winter" Buzzard or a migrant who came from further north.alice44 wrote:....Was this the first time we have seen a Buzzard at this site?
One is spoilt with the possibilities of transmitters and rings on birds --- always wanting to know more
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Vikipedia says that there are 500-3000 buzzards who stays during winter in Estonia.
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So chances are not bad that it could be a local bird, exploring the islands perhaps ....
Maybe it knows that time comes where afterbirth of seals can be found there.
Maybe it knows that time comes where afterbirth of seals can be found there.
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A gull (Larus spec.)
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a crow
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One of several times today I have seen a see eagle passing
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15:00 eaglet control flight
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15:13 next control fligth
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15:22 adult eagle
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A Hooded Crow in reverse gear, a WtE making a touch-and-go, followed by another WtE
A Hooded Crow in reverse gear, a WtE making a touch-and-go, followed by another WtE
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Alice, nice to see you again here.alice44 wrote: Was this the first time we have seen a Buzzard at this site?
I do not know whether the first or the second time.
depends on whether it is a sparrowhawk or buzzard. October 1st, 2014, pg 112
viewtopic.php?p=347047#p347047
There was also the main page article. (I do not know how to find that old article).
This article is not there - Seal Camera News http://www.looduskalender.ee/en/node/2927
Here are videos of 2009 http://www.looduskalender.ee/en/node/2926
(seal pups on the beach and in the bushes - will be an idea of what the islet looks like).
cam is off now
Thank you for the beautiful pictures and videos.
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January 12th
Four times slower video.
Eagles close to the camera and swan family.
Four times slower video.
Eagles close to the camera and swan family.
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