White-tailed Eagles in Hungary

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sova wrote:... 13:40 I'm worried. The eagle has not changed his position. :unsure: http://up.picr.de/31886546fj.jpg
don't worry - the zoologist wrote (HU chat), it is very important behavior - save energy :shake: (12:19:15 it was change)

Btw. I like your very nice country - my cousin living in Labin - Croatia :laugh:
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OK .... thanks, Solo. I'm a bit calmer :2thumbsup:
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sova wrote:OK .... thanks, Solo. I'm a bit calmer :2thumbsup:
he also wrote: They need to eat a lot - to make up for lost heat. If fishing is freezing, this can be a problem.

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21.Feb.
:hi:

11:21
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:hi: sova and all

sova, TY for your kind PM :headroll:

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13:57 another eggs rolling
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15:20 little nestworking ad anyone in the air
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FEBRUARY 22nd

:bow: one egg is away, maybe the latest (probably unfertilized - "has run dry" - breach through)

yesterday
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better view - later (by Kugizu HU chat) https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/3a ... e4bac2.png

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I hope, this one is O.K.
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:hi:

Maybe the question is stupid! Can eggs break through the cold? The eggshell is not so elastic anymore.
It is such a pity :unsure:
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sova wrote:... Maybe the question is stupid! Can eggs break through the cold? The eggshell is not so elastic anymore. It is such a pity :unsure:
:hi: sova,
I know about eagles not much - on HU chat wrote that one zoologist.
The body temperature they have 40°C - I think eggs can break only when they are not covered in bad/cold wheater.
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Good Morning Sova and Solo :hi:

By the WTE- If it is too cold for a very long time, the brood can be lost.

Oh, I found it in my book: Quote:
In severe and prolonged frost, the clutches can freeze.

Source: Wolfgang Fischer Chapter 2.6 Page 60

There will be enough time for another clutch!

BTW:The egg can break in the cold. It happened on an owl nest. You know the owl in the plant pot?
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Good Morning :hi:
Thank you Liz. That's exactly what I thought. :nod: Yes, I * know * the owl, the story.
Hope the eagles do not need a second clutch.
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FEBRUARY 23rd
Liz01 wrote: ... Oh, I found it in my book: Quote: In severe and prolonged frost, the clutches can freeze.
Source: Wolfgang Fischer Chapter 2.6 Page 60
Fischer, Wolfgang (1984). Die Seeadler, 4. Auflage, Die Neue Brehm-Bücherei, Ziemsen Verlag, Wittenberg-Lutherstadt.
sova wrote: ... Hope the eagles do not need a second clutch.
I am not sure about. :unsure: maybe it is an hole in the egg :puzzled:
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FEBRUARY 24th

probably hole :bow:
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Solo wrote:FEBRUARY 24th

probably hole :bow:
That does not look good .... unfortunately
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FEBRUARY 25th

Good morning sova and all :hi:

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Solo :hi:
Have already seen that today. It makes me sad. So much work for the eagles and then that.
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28.Feb.

Good Morning :hi:
Whether the third egg survives?
Solo, how cold is it? do you know that ?
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sova wrote:Whether the third egg survives? Solo, how cold is it? do you know that ?
:hi: Sova,
I observed all previous days this nest, I have much photos (changes and eggs rollings), but I saw nothing unusual on that 2 eggs (probably it was only dirt, not hole)

- from FB page DINPI: minim. -20°C :bow: , I know not exactly where the nest is (this national park is very large), they wrote only: inundation forest area
(the chicks hatching time is the second week in March)

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Thank you dear solo. :hi:
I also just saw the change of guard and the two eggs are looking good. We hope.... :2thumbsup:
The temperatures make me a little worried.
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