AllyKass wrote:http://www.eoy.ee/kodukakk/english/
kodukakk-tawny owl -Strix aluco


AllyKass wrote:http://www.eoy.ee/kodukakk/english/
kodukakk-tawny owl -Strix aluco
I tried to post a reply to her video, with links to the website and this forum, but when I tried to post the comment, the box grayed out and would not post. Then I tried without the links - but that did not work either .Or maybe I have posted 6 times now!!Jo UK wrote:Great. Thanks to Soph9!
Yes, let's do that, it would be fantastic to see all the fases of love, eggs, chickens and feeding.yarko wrote:Hi, little bit of information from Mr Looduskalender - nest is mostly empty now but it's normal. If mating is successful then we'll see it much more of course; eggs should be laid in the end of February.
Let's cross our fingers:)
YES! I agreeAllyKass wrote:there needed second cam too, to see thats happened on hole outside
yarko wrote:Can someone please help me.
How to find time to watch all those wonderful cam's?
it's easier to suffer in group Jasmijn:)Jasmijn wrote:So I'm not the only one with that problem?
Thanks for the information Liis.Liis wrote:Various Tawny owl calls here http://www.eoy.ee/kodukakk/kodukakk/kodukakk on the EOÜ Tawny owl homepage.
Scroll down quite a bit to heading 'Häälitsused' - see PrintScreen below.
Calls in this order: male's territory call; undulating hu-hu-hu, more unusual; male & femals wooing calls before mating; male wooing call + male & female calls to each other to approach; excited/angry; foodbegging chicks in nest; fledglings' food begging