Black Stork Webcam Discussion ~ Tiit & Tiina~ 2012
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Re: Black Stork Webcam Discussion ~ Tiit & Tiina~ 2012
The rain was so hard that at the bottom of the nest still some water left. One of storks noticed the reflections on the water. Watching long time and wants another one to watch too
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19:25 Rainy day
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Here in Arnhem was a little white stork, born on may 17, it was a very little young stork.
June 26 it cannot eat because it could not open the beak to eat who sat closed by clay and mud.
We from the forum called the fire department and they have the young taken from the nest nd brought it to the storks reception, i don,t no if this name is good.
Now the young is verry good but it can no longer return to the nest and have to stay there till he can fly and maybe it go to africa wit the other storks.
I hope i write this message good , my english is not so good, i do my best
jannie
June 26 it cannot eat because it could not open the beak to eat who sat closed by clay and mud.
We from the forum called the fire department and they have the young taken from the nest nd brought it to the storks reception, i don,t no if this name is good.
Now the young is verry good but it can no longer return to the nest and have to stay there till he can fly and maybe it go to africa wit the other storks.
I hope i write this message good , my english is not so good, i do my best
jannie
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Hello everybody
Hello macdoum and jannie
Once, I found a good weatherradar-map of scandinavia. There you can see, from where the rain ist coming and how long it might stay.
http://www.balticseanow.info/en/Home/ex ... r.html.stx
As far as I know the BS-nest must be exactly in this region:
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Matsalu-Nationalpark, near Palivere
Or does anybody have other informations???
Hello macdoum and jannie
Once, I found a good weatherradar-map of scandinavia. There you can see, from where the rain ist coming and how long it might stay.
http://www.balticseanow.info/en/Home/ex ... r.html.stx
As far as I know the BS-nest must be exactly in this region:
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Matsalu-Nationalpark, near Palivere
Or does anybody have other informations???
greetings from Baska
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Hello janniejannie wrote:Here in Arnhem was a little white stork, born on may 17, it was a very little young stork.
June 26 it cannot eat because it could not open the beak to eat who sat closed by clay and mud.
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jannie
I followed this incident precisely!!! After curing it, they wanted to join it with other young storks.
Your english is ok!
greetings from Baska
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Hi Jannie, thank you for sharing the story of the white stork in Arnheim. I´m very glad to hear the stork is better now and was helped by people. This gives some hope... Hopefully Lenny will also recover.jannie wrote:Here in Arnhem was a little white stork, born on may 17, it was a very little young stork.
June 26 it cannot eat because it could not open the beak to eat who sat closed by clay and mud.
We from the forum called the fire department and they have the young taken from the nest nd brought it to the storks reception, i don,t no if this name is good.
Now the young is verry good but it can no longer return to the nest and have to stay there till he can fly and maybe it go to africa wit the other storks.
I hope i write this message good , my english is not so good, i do my best
jannie
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Thanks for the weatherradar, the nest is in the middel of the rain, it is over now i think.
nice evening
jannie
Thanks for the weatherradar, the nest is in the middel of the rain, it is over now i think.
nice evening
jannie
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Weather in the region of this nest..macdoum wrote:Weathermap for the region of the Black Storks nests here:
http://www.weather.ee/haapsalu/?linn=haapsalu
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Ohhh, this poor storklets, so bad weather and so much rain .
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I have seen eagles and ospreys peck at the nestbowl to release the water there.
So far Tiilt nor Tiina came to try. Are stork' beaks strong enough to do that
So far Tiilt nor Tiina came to try. Are stork' beaks strong enough to do that
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July 8
Good morning Everybody!
5:21 Feeding - Tiit (not too much :( )
I think Tiit brought the first fish it could catch.
5:21 Feeding (slow motion)
Good morning Everybody!
5:21 Feeding - Tiit (not too much :( )
I think Tiit brought the first fish it could catch.
5:21 Feeding (slow motion)
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10:04 Feeding - almost nothing :(
10:04 Feeding (slow motion)
10:04 Feeding (slow motion)
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12:00 Feeding - Tiina (lots of fish)
12:00 Feeding (slow motion)
12:00 Feeding (slow motion)
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12:59 Another supply of fish by Tiit
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In what part of Estonia broading black storks exactly, i see many trees is that no problem if they going to fly for the first time.
Is this environment also many trees or also flat parts and water can they found enough food if they have to search after a while self.
Breeding many black storks in Estonia?, in Holland we heve them no more, only sometime when they go or come back from africa.
I hope one day they come back here for breeding.
Is this environment also many trees or also flat parts and water can they found enough food if they have to search after a while self.
Breeding many black storks in Estonia?, in Holland we heve them no more, only sometime when they go or come back from africa.
I hope one day they come back here for breeding.
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Jannie - from last year's ringing we know the nest is near Palivere in Läänema, I think the map Baska posted a bit further up shows it quite okay. Black Storks, unlike their white brothers, make their nest only in woods, old woods with high old trees, with water to fish nearby. That's what makes it difficult for them to find a suitable place, in modern forestry, monoculture of fast growing trees prevails. That's bad for them and also many other birds and animals needing a different kind of environment.
In the meantime I have learnt, Estonia is on the eastern limit of their distribution and Urmas writes, that they have a problem lacking females. Maybe they find it too strenuous to fly all the long way to Estonia and stay at other suitable places on the way?
The other day I read statistics for my home state of Bavaria, and the ministry was pleased to announce that counting breeding pairs last year they found that (I translate)
A letter by German "stork man" Carsten Rohde about this year's ringing of Black Storks in Germany you find here: viewtopic.php?p=150447#p150447 (German original: viewtopic.php?p=150447#p150447)
The article that was posted about last year's ringing you find here (Liis translated it for us): viewtopic.php?p=112856#p112856 (German: viewtopic.php?p=114576#p114576)
In the meantime I have learnt, Estonia is on the eastern limit of their distribution and Urmas writes, that they have a problem lacking females. Maybe they find it too strenuous to fly all the long way to Estonia and stay at other suitable places on the way?
The other day I read statistics for my home state of Bavaria, and the ministry was pleased to announce that counting breeding pairs last year they found that (I translate)
It lets me hope that numbers in other areas will also grow, especially with successful breeding.With 105 pairs in Bavaria we have exactly 100 pairs more than during the breeding bird mapping of the years 1979-1983
A letter by German "stork man" Carsten Rohde about this year's ringing of Black Storks in Germany you find here: viewtopic.php?p=150447#p150447 (German original: viewtopic.php?p=150447#p150447)
The article that was posted about last year's ringing you find here (Liis translated it for us): viewtopic.php?p=112856#p112856 (German: viewtopic.php?p=114576#p114576)
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feliFelis silvestris wrote:Jannie - from last year's ringing we know the nest is near Palivere in Läänema, I think the map Baska posted a bit further up shows it quite okay. Black Storks, unlike their white brothers, make their nest only in woods, old woods with high old trees, with water to fish nearby. That's what makes it difficult for them to find a suitable place, in modern forestry, monoculture of fast growing trees prevails. That's bad for them and also many other birds and animals needing a different kind of environment.
In the meantime I have learnt, Estonia is on the eastern limit of their distribution and Urmas writes, that they have a problem lacking females. Maybe they find it too strenuous to fly all the long way to Estonia and stay at other suitable places on the way?
The other day I read statistics for my home state of Bavaria, and the ministry was pleased to announce that counting breeding pairs last year they found that (I translate) It lets me hope that numbers in other areas will also grow, especially with successful breeding.
A letter by German "stork man" Carsten Rohde about this year's ringing of Black Storks in Germany you find here: viewtopic.php?p=150447#p150447 (German original: viewtopic.php?p=150447#p150447)
The article that was posted about last year's ringing you find here (Liis translated it for us): viewtopic.php?p=112856#p112856 (German: viewtopic.php?p=114576#p114576)
Thank you for the information, it is clear and very interesting to read about the balck storks
jannie
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The sun is shining at Tommy and Kelly this afternoon, much nicer than yesterday
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18:58 - Tiit ( I think) with food:
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17:35 Feeding - Tiina
18:56 Feeding - Tiit
17:35 Fish
18:56 Frogs
18:56 Feeding - Tiit
17:35 Fish
18:56 Frogs
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