Hello,
everyone.
Swenja,
Heloise
Swenja, yes, the current tendency appears to be that Karl II does not stay at the same feeding place for a long time.
He flies quickly from one place to another in search of food. He is exploring/visiting all possible feeding locations within his reach.
I don’t like to see that happening. I’m afraid it is getting difficult to find enough food.
Karl II flies long distances and works as hard as he can.
Heloise, thank you very much for the weather forecast. It is very hot, yes, but the biggest problem is indeed the drought.
Depending on their (food-related) physical development, it takes about 64 to 74 days for storklets to make their maiden flight. But even then, they are not yet ready to take care of themselves.
Ideally, they are fed by their parents until they are about 84 to 92 days old, again depending on their development and body weight.
Today is the 13th day without camera transmission. Nearly 2 weeks.
The oldest storklets are 41 days old, the youngest one is 39 days old.
OrniTrack MORNING information
Battery level: 91 %
Data intervals: 5 minutes
Karl II spent the night in the forest, at about 2.5 km from the nest..
At 04:08 he flies to a well-known brook
(oja) at about 4.5 km from the nest.
He looks for food, moving along that brook until 05:03.
At 05:08 he flies towards a lake in the forest
(järv). He looks for food on a small ditch(?) that flows into that lake, until 06:13
Then, at 06:18, he continues his flight, to the well-known river
(jõgi) in a forest, on the other side of that lake, at about 8 km from the nest.
At 06:38 (last known data) he is fishing on that river.
I don't know why today the morning information ends at 06:38
(Usually we receive data until about 10:30-38)
Maybe this evening…