you can add them into your posts when you have time, renenadelirenandeli wrote:I have intersting pictures, bo, but if I look at them I do not see the cam..
(I have to go back to work now, wish me luck ...that I won't get distracted again...)
you can add them into your posts when you have time, renenadelirenandeli wrote:I have intersting pictures, bo, but if I look at them I do not see the cam..
yes, you are right. I was out of my.. I don't know if I wait the second chick to hatch, or not!.. I'm scared to watch sometimes.. It can be hard if the egg hatches tomorrow or the day after..bociany wrote: you can add them into your posts when you have time, renenadeli
(I have to go back to work now, wish me luck ...that I won't get distracted again...)
I thought about this when I watched the spotlet fed the first time. It was so fierce, so hungry and had so little control that it hit Eha's beak hard with its own beak. I was thinking about how another small eaglet would have coped.Jo UK wrote:This is such a happy time for this nest, and for Eagle Club members too.
Sorry to sound a note of warning, but we have to remember that, historically, only one chick will survive on a nest. So the second chick, if it hatches, will not be greeted so warmly by the adults or by the present chick.
If only we could see that the records are wrong, on this occasion!
I'm not sure too, maybe its twigrenandeli wrote:Do you see what I thought that I saw. the second egg is broken..
edit: maybe was some twig or moss..
So, we keep our fingers AND toes crossed and be ready to switch-off the second that 'things' go wrong.Jo UK wrote:Alice - yes, if food is plentiful, maybe the outcome doesn't have to be as grim as we are told to expect.
We can't know yet.
It definitely seems to me that feeding the eaglet is something she is in the process of learning. She often eats the voles whole, so she seems a little confused about the process but she has successfully ripped up the prey and fed some to the chick.macdoum wrote:Eha went for a short period..1or2mins
She began the feeding process,Koit arrived and that seemed to put her off.
She then turned to the ?vole and started to pull at it.after many hesitations Eha gave up and returned to the nest.
The eaglet was waiting eagerly for food.
Eha doesn't seem to know how to proceed ?
I haven't seen feeding today so I cannot compare.