Black Stork Webcam Discussion ~ Tiit & Tiina~ 2012

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Re: Black Stork Webcam Discussion ~ Tiit & Tiina~ 2012

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maertha wrote:Strange sound, indeed. But now 19:20 the adult bird gets up - everything is fine. It seems to me that the gnats are quite bothersome for the stork this evening.
The parent bird regurgitates some food, and the storklets try to eat a big piece of fish... done :shock:
19:23 And now the parent bird eats fish.
maertha,

I think it is the sound of the parent bird, try to tell the chicks to be calm :) I heard this sound a lot while the eggs were hatching.
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macko50 wrote:maertha,

I think it is the sound of the parent bird, try to tell the chicks to be calm :) I heard this sound a lot while the eggs were hatching.
It sounded a bit like breathing problems. During the hatching I have not noticed this sound, but I saw just the hatching of the first chick. :shake:
I have visited the Madárlesők website, Macko – interesting, thanks for the link. Beautiful picutres! :2thumbsup:
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maertha wrote: It sounded a bit like breathing problems. During the hatching I have not noticed this sound, but I saw just the hatching of the first chick. :shake:
I have visited the Madárlesők website, Macko – interesting, thanks for the link. Beautiful picutres! :2thumbsup:
Thanks maertha!

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No wonder that they grow so fast... It was no piece of a fish, it was the whole fish. See at 3:30-4:00 in the video how one of the young manages to gobble it. [quote]

maertha,

it was really fantastic :)
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GOOD MORNING TO EVERYBODY! :wave:


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Wonderful - sun all over Europe!!! :loveshower: Good for all storklets who had to pass violent storms, mainly in Hungaria, Austria, Southern Germany and France... I hope, they will all survive!
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Lovely picture, baska!
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Good morning :hi: baska, your picture is beautiful... :loveshower:
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Good morning Everybody! :wave:

baska, your picture is beautiful :loveshower:

We are growing :)

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Oh, thank you Nancy, Lussi and George! :wave:

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9:29 Feeding
10:29 Change

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Tiit feeds the storklets.
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16:23

I think this is Tiina in the nest with the three healthy looking youngsters (and the egg), but she was not watching where she stepped :shock: (all is fine)

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Ah, heads from Tiina's wings! :mrgreen:
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I had the cam on most of the day, but haven;t been able to see it for more than a few seconds (I have had house guests for 2 weeks :shock: )
They will depart tomorrow, then I can catch up on nest news.
Before then - I haven't seen the egg in the past hour. Did anyone see what happened to it? Maybe it is still there.
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asteria wrote:Ah, heads from Tiina's wings! :mrgreen:
This looks so cute :loveshower:
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Post by NancyM »

George, I love those pictures - thank you!

Jo, the egg is still there - it is visible in the pictures I posted from 16:23 - it is over to the left in that pile.

ETA: I checked Pontu archives, and I can see the egg at 18:29
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George,Baska some very cute pics today. :laugh:
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I asked about unhatched eggs in the stork nests two years ago and Urmas gave the answer here.
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19:07
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