Juta, you posted that about 90 minutes ago. I have been reading the summary since, and now remembered to come back here!juta wrote:Just refreshed my memory reading summary from year 2008
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If I remember right first 3 eggs were not laid every morning.
From Jo´s summary:
"The first egg was seen on April 9th. followed by two more at two day intervals"
Thank you - how kind!!jopie wrote:JoUK, you can open your special place for the observations now
Talking about past...Jo UK wrote: Juta, you posted that about 90 minutes ago. I have been reading the summary since, and now remembered to come back here!
Such days we had
I haven't heard anything about them since they left the nest - they should be adults now...rachowiak wrote: BTW: It's a pity Miss Middle (killed in Belarus on the power lines), but I wonder what happened with Miss Big and Miss Little. I remember that in 2008 Miss Big left nest 2-3 weeks before the siblings.
Has anyone watched these birds on the wintering ground?
Hmmm... well... maybe something like "teat"... At least the long vowel "ii" should sound like "ea" in English. Letter "t" is pronounced little bit differently in Estonian, maybe it's not as soft as in English. I've been looking for an audio example, but haven't found anything better than that http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyURWGsq6Qs , at 0.10 - 0.12 he says Tiit (Terik etc).Bairbre wrote:...
Could someone tell me how Tiit's name is pronounced please?
Still wondering why is he calling. Is he looking for a mate? Or telling everyone that this is his territory?
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Hello emz!emz wrote:because we are talking here about past times ...
do you remember when one of the little storks - he had already a ring - fell out of nest after his first flight? we didn't see him anymore and I think nobody gave him a chance for surviving. and then months later we got a picture (from somewhere in the south) of him walking the street along very proud. what a strong guy.
