About Tiina & Tiit's nest area - as before, don't want to clutter up current nest cam discussion with longish post.
Ulvar Käärt told a little about the nest surroundings
in his article about the stork ringing - previous post here.
The black stork nest is somewhere roughly around Palivere in Läänemaa, western Estonia (very much ”roughly”; giving precise nest locations is not allowed by law for protected bird species) . There are not all that many photos on the net from the area. One tourist sight is Palivere manor (see links below), now school and hostel.
To the east of Palivere village is the Marimetsa nature reserve area, about 5000 ha, with two quite different nature types: the Marimetsa Mire with bog pools ("a large paludified sandy basin"

) and the Kullamaa Liivamäed (sand and gravel ridges with heathland). Higher "peninsulas“ at the verge of the bog have rich oak-grove and fen floras. Golden eagles have nested in the area.
Two protected trees on the Tallinn-Haapsalu road near Palivere: a large Swedish whitebeam (Sorbus intermedia), and a white elm (Ulmus laevis), 5,45 m circumference at breast height (has been 6,7 m), earlier known as the Palivere holy grove lime and thought to be the oldest white elm in Estonia, more than 400 years old.
Palivere
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palivere not much info, just sets the area on map, check link in article on Taebla parish too.
Some pictures & text about nature in the area (Taebla):
http://www.taebla.ee/loodus.html; text in Estonian – you might try Google translate, not too bad, or at least not worse than usual … At a
white stork nest near the Tallinn-Haapsalu road grooms used to tie a ”marriage band” on the nest post for luck with children; the tougher groom, the higher up …
About Palivere manor
http://www.mois.ee/english/laane/palivere.shtml in that fantastic site about ALL manors – ruins and restorations - in Estonia. See also location of Palivere on manors map
http://www.mois.ee/english/parish/lnigula.shtml
http://www.visitestonia.com/en/palivere-manor Some more photos of the manor & info about hostel and surroundings (see links at bottom of page)