American Bald Eagles.
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Re: American Bald Eagles.
Good morning,
I'm sitting here and
Yesterday morning I saw two small feedings. DN7 got the larger amount.
The little one had to fight hard to get 3-4 bites.
What I have observed over and over again, DN7 was constantly on the run to get out of the nesting bowl.
The mother then brought him back with her beak.
The day before yesterday there was enough fish in the nest, but yesterday she only had the rest she fed in the morning.
Too little food, the vermin and the damp nest, these were not good conditions.
It certainly wouldn't have got better with the food.
A tribute to DN7 & DN8
I'm sitting here and
Yesterday morning I saw two small feedings. DN7 got the larger amount.
The little one had to fight hard to get 3-4 bites.
What I have observed over and over again, DN7 was constantly on the run to get out of the nesting bowl.
The mother then brought him back with her beak.
The day before yesterday there was enough fish in the nest, but yesterday she only had the rest she fed in the morning.
Too little food, the vermin and the damp nest, these were not good conditions.
It certainly wouldn't have got better with the food.
A tribute to DN7 & DN8
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that is so sad, both are dead
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So much tragedy in this nest. What does this couple have to endure? I saw Dad shouting out loud when he realized that his first chick had died and how he later protected his two dead chicks from the cloudburst. That broke my heart. Tears are still running today
Thanks, Bawet, for your honorable memory video to DN7 and DN8.
And thanks also to you, Sylvika, for reporting this sad news.
Thanks, Bawet, for your honorable memory video to DN7 and DN8.
And thanks also to you, Sylvika, for reporting this sad news.
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Absolutely horrible tragedy, what a disaster. Nature can be cruel and harsh, for sure. Thank you, Bawet, for sharing this tribute video.
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ECC Eagle nest
Wow, two really handsome youngsters are there at this time!
Wow, two really handsome youngsters are there at this time!
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I’m so sorry that the 2 Decorah chicks didn’t make it. :(. I hope that next year is better.
Birdfriend, thanks for the uplifting pictures from ECC nest of the 2 beauties!
Birdfriend, thanks for the uplifting pictures from ECC nest of the 2 beauties!
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Doesn't it look like a magic forest?
27.05.2018
Doesn't it look like a magic forest?
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Bawet, it does look magical!!
Beautiful picture! Thanks!
Beautiful picture! Thanks!
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Decorah
Looks like they're having fun in the rain.
Looks like they're having fun in the rain.
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Big Bear Eagle Cam
Stormy's Perfect Landing On The Nest 5.27.18 https://youtu.be/Ko0CQ1TBNzQ (by Lady Hawk)
Stormy's Perfect Landing On The Nest 5.27.18 https://youtu.be/Ko0CQ1TBNzQ (by Lady Hawk)
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At this time HP pushed Corsair out of the nest during food delivery (tug of war).
There were still all three.
13:11 Shortly before a parent came with food, HP lunged at Corsair and pushed him off the back of the nest.
Pic from now, both look down to the sibling. I hope Corsair is fine, when he/she is the oldest, so he is nearly eleven week now.
Video added made from Janntonne:
https://youtu.be/3A2ohKaE88c
At this time HP pushed Corsair out of the nest during food delivery (tug of war).
There were still all three.
13:11 Shortly before a parent came with food, HP lunged at Corsair and pushed him off the back of the nest.
Pic from now, both look down to the sibling. I hope Corsair is fine, when he/she is the oldest, so he is nearly eleven week now.
Video added made from Janntonne:
https://youtu.be/3A2ohKaE88c
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Thanks very much, Birdfriend
Corsair back to nest
S/He made all the way up to the nest. First s/he flew to a low branch left side of nest and then a beautiful flight up to the nest, to her/his siblings and Mom. I'm relieved that s/he was not injured.
current pictures:
Here I am again
then, terrible battles over food.
The culprit, of course, has claimed the most already for herself and eaten
now, as s/he knows that s/he can fly, Corsair is sitting on the outside of the nest
Video of the return to nest, by Janntonne:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CALJN5eIiTA
BTW: Do we already know, who is male and who are the two females?
Thanks very much, Birdfriend
Corsair back to nest
S/He made all the way up to the nest. First s/he flew to a low branch left side of nest and then a beautiful flight up to the nest, to her/his siblings and Mom. I'm relieved that s/he was not injured.
current pictures:
Here I am again
then, terrible battles over food.
The culprit, of course, has claimed the most already for herself and eaten
now, as s/he knows that s/he can fly, Corsair is sitting on the outside of the nest
Video of the return to nest, by Janntonne:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CALJN5eIiTA
BTW: Do we already know, who is male and who are the two females?
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I looked through yesterday morning for four hours, all they had in the nest were gnawed bones. Later, when I looked, everyone had a bone part like that and tugged at it. The boys are really desperate.
Here is the video when Corsar was pushed out of the nest.
Here is the video when Corsar was pushed out of the nest.
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Bawet,Bawet wrote: ↑May 30th, 2018, 9:30 am balistar,
This is what Lubaska wrote,
viewtopic.php?p=586041#p586041
thanks, I saw that (and I admit, I did not notice, that the genders are also fixed ).
They are as I suspected. I saw my guess after the ringing confirmed (the girls have the red ring on the left foot, the boy on the right). However, Lady Hawk(from YT-vids) said that Dr. Sharpe proceeds indiscriminately when ringing.
But Lubaska wrote also this:
viewtopic.php?p=586041#p586041
I very much hope that poor #2 - 19A - will get her name now in June, too.
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Yes, Bawet, the food distribution here is also very tense, as we have to see for a long time.
HP, I saw yesterday, ate the bird almost alone, for 19A and returning Corsair remained only bones and feathers, 19A ate mostly feathers. When MOM wanted to help, HP attacked her very aggressively, causing even MOM to back away fearfully.
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balistar,balistar wrote: ↑May 30th, 2018, 2:33 pm Yes, Bawet, the food distribution here is also very tense, as we have to see for a long time.
HP, I saw yesterday, ate the bird almost alone, for 19A and returning Corsair remained only bones and feathers, 19A ate mostly feathers. When MOM wanted to help, HP attacked her very aggressively, causing even MOM to back away fearfully.
I have looked at the nest from the beginning again and again. At the very beginning, there was often a uterus in the nest, but then the brawls started. The big one against the middle one and the smallest one. The two bigger ones against the smallest. I didn't like visiting the nest anymore.
Eventually everything turned and the little girl became a Furie.
I am really amazed that all three chicks have grown up and surely all three will fly out.
Too bad if the middle one has no names.
Anyway, I'll remember him even without a name,
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Bawet, I can imagine.Bawet wrote: ↑May 30th, 2018, 6:33 pm balistar,
I have looked at the nest from the beginning again and again. ...
I didn't like visiting the nest anymore.
Eventually everything turned and the little girl became a Furie.
I am really amazed that all three chicks have grown up and surely all three will fly out.
Too bad if the middle one has no names.
Anyway, I'll remember him even without a name,
I started watching the nest only when Lubaska reported it. That was when the youngest and the oldest began to torture the middle. Meanwhile, it is the youngest, the very spoiled one, who governs, including the parents, (yes, like a fury). One may say she will become a strong eagle, but watching this behavior is not really enjoying.
I still hope 19A gets her name, otherwise I keep her in my mind with a name I gave her
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Balistar, thank you for sharing the return- video!
Good job from Corsair and a good workout for his balance.
Big Bear
An beautiful sub adult made a longer visit on Stormy' s nest and met Momster BB. Not a really good timing.
https://youtu.be/5NHP02lLiCI
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Good job from Corsair and a good workout for his balance.
Big Bear
An beautiful sub adult made a longer visit on Stormy' s nest and met Momster BB. Not a really good timing.
https://youtu.be/5NHP02lLiCI
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The trio is waiting and watching for fresh food.
Whatever these three guys there do or not, for me it is much better as the previous tragic season.
Edit: Just now food was brought and the winner is: Hm, I think this prey was going through all three, everybody got some bites, but to less for all.
The trio is waiting and watching for fresh food.
Whatever these three guys there do or not, for me it is much better as the previous tragic season.
Edit: Just now food was brought and the winner is: Hm, I think this prey was going through all three, everybody got some bites, but to less for all.
The nature needs us not, but we need the nature