Lesser Spotted Eagle Webcam Discussion 2009 ~ Eha & Koit

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bociany wrote:27 April 2009

05:25
Eha is asleep on her nest (how often have I said this?)
Often, Bociany, often!
And you are going to say it again and again, living at the place where you do :rolleyes: (i mean the time zone)
But sleeping Eha is a lovely sight indeed.
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yarko wrote: Often, Bociany, often!
And you are going to say it again and again, living at the place where you do :rolleyes: (i mean the time zone)
But sleeping Eha is a lovely sight indeed.
13:50, She is still "sleeping" - no , I think "incubating" is what she is doing. This is going to be a very long term activity!
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14:00, What an interesting shade for Eha! After a minute it was gone. Looks like somebody is working close to the camera.
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enjoying the concert!
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now calling and looking up- must be sth. interesting ...
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[quote="Kuremari"]enjoying the concert!

now calling and looking up- must be sth. interesting ...

20:55, Eha is still sitting on the nest, she is taking the incubating task very seriously!
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28 April 2009

05:15 here is Eha, sleeping on her nest :wave:

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How can I tell which eagle is which?
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7.31
Food is delivered!
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Morning exercises

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Both eagles in the nest at 15.50
Eha got porbably some food

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Koit took off, Eha will stay

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alice44 wrote:How can I tell which eagle is which?
Hi alice,

Earlier in the thread (page 1), Jo wrote:

"The female is larger and lighter in colouring than the male.
He is smaller, sleek, well groomed looking, with deeper, brighter colours on legs and beak, and slightly darker plumage. It helps to see both together!"

Urmas also has pointed out that the male has a light brow stripe near his eye.
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I guess I just have not watched them enough to get a sense of what is what. Now if they will just both look into the camera for me at the same time, I can learn their faces.

maybe after a few times :unsure:
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Yes, Alice, that's how it works for me, too. Gradually, I think "That's HIM" and if I am right, then the next recognition is easier!
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Thanks for the wonderful pictures from today - good view of the eggs.

I am happy to see that Eha moves around and gets something to eat. Next time I see her she will be :sleep:
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29 April 2009

05:00 there is a lot more light here than on the Black Stork nest. And Eha does not disappoint me! :shake:

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She's moved but she is still sleeping.
Think the clock says 7:27

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09:35 - Eha spotted a crow before crow even made a noise. It was loud!
This is really nice morning - warm and still.
Now she made a short call twice. Time for guard-change?
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Eha cries..
What is this sound, rather far ...sawing?? camtime 12.40
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14:22, Eha is doing good, sitting steady on the nest - how many more days before we can see the first chick to hatch?
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vaino wrote:... how many more days before we can see the first chick to hatch?
First egg was there 21.04, brooding period lasts 37-41days, we have to wait at least 29 days more :whistling:
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