Black Stork Nests in Europe

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Liz01 wrote: August 22nd, 2018, 6:04 am That explains why you can not remember. You had a vacation, I think.

You found it in the thread! That's great! Thank you. :2thumbsup: Sue has seen it first :laugh:
I only searched in my archive. Some videos are not in the LK.
:hi: everybody!

So did I. Exactly in August, 2 last year zebra incident took place. I was all day off and maybe did not enter the forum, so I missed it too.
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Liz01 wrote: August 22nd, 2018, 6:04 am That explains why you can not remember. You had a vacation, I think.

You found it in the thread! That's great! Thank you. :2thumbsup: Sue has seen it first :laugh:
I only searched in my archive. Some videos are not in the LK.
:hi: everybody!

So did I. Exactly in August, 2 last year zebra incident took place. :mrgreen: I was all day off and maybe did not enter the forum, so I missed it too.
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21.18 cam time Tonik and Tonichka nest online again:
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August 30

FB news Regionalna Dyrekcja Lasów Państwowych w Łodzi - 28. august, 7:30
the Eldest storklet:
"Nasz NAJSTARSZY po opuszczeniu gniazda szybko leciał na południe i 23 sierpnia żerował już nad rzeką Biały Keresz w Rumunii. Przeleciał ponad 900 km. Zapewne zatrzyma się tam na kilka dni. "
GT (with my help :mrgreen: )
Our OLDEST after leaving the nest quickly flew south and on August 23 stork it was already feeding on the Crișul Alb River in Romania. It flew more than 900 km. It will probably stay there for a few days.

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Thanks to Solo for the news about our Polish storklet :loveshower: , Hi Everyone and good evening :wave:
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Sue wrote: August 30th, 2018, 10:44 pmThanks to Solo for the news about our Polish storklet ...
:hi: Sue
I think, it is very good beginning of migration :laugh: .
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Solo :hi:

thank you for the update about the polish storklet :2thumbsup:
It seems, it is in a hurry :laugh: I wish the little one a safe migration :bow:
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September 17

FB news Regionalna Dyrekcja Lasów Państwowych w Łodzi - 17. September, 12:27
the Eldest storklet:
"Piękny wrzesień zweryfikował plany wędrówkowe naszego bociana. Nie musi uciekać przed zimnem i deszczem. Z pogranicza rumuńsko-węgierskiego wrócił 200 km na północ nad dopływy rzeki Cisy i żeruje tam (między Debreczynem a Cisą) już od dwóch tygodni. Dobrze to świadczy o jego kondycji. Nie spieszy się. Na dłuższe postoje wybiera miejsca obfitujące w pokarm. Okazało się, że w naszym gnieździe online, wychowały się trzy samice i jeden samiec. Nasz bocian z lokalizatorem to samica."
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The beautiful September verified the migration plans of our stork. Stork does not to escape from cold and rain. From the Romanian-Hungarian border stork returned 200 km to the north of the tributaries of the Tisza River and feeds there (between Debrecen and Tisza) for two weeks. This is good evidence of its condition. Is not in hurry. For longer stopovers choose places abundant in food. It turned out that in our online nest three females and one male grew up. Our stork with a locator is a female."
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Solo wrote: September 17th, 2018, 3:41 pm
........... It turned out that in our online nest three females and one male grew up. Our stork with a locator is a female."
https://i.postimg.cc/Jz3tSLQX/2018-09-17_ELDEST.jpg
source https://bit.ly/2xoUayN
Solo, TY for update :loveshower:

So it is a female! thats great. Three female and a male! Poor male :mrgreen:
It's also great to read that she's in no hurry. :thumbs: So her chance to survive is especially good!

I still have videos from her last stay at the nest on my PC. She is a beauty :innocent: (17.08 was her last day and 18.08 last stay by an parent)
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Three females and one male from the Polish nest :loveshower: . Thanks a lot, Solo, for the news (I have not looked there for some time).

Greetings to everyone :wave:
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October 10

FB news Regionalna Dyrekcja Lasów Państwowych w Łodzi - 9. October, 14:45 https://bit.ly/2pJXMrR
the Eldest storklet (Lodz, Dab nest, 2018) - now these female has name Lodka (Leokadia)

"Ochłodzenie z końca września skłoniło naszą Lodkę do kontynuacji wędrówki. Nizinę Węgierską zamieniła na Nizinę Tracką, a dopływy rzeki Cisy na dopływy rzeki Maricy. Zaledwie przez dwa dni przeleciała 691 km. Po drodze przeleciała między Karpatami a Górami Wschodnioserbskimi. Starą Płaninę w Bułgarii musiała pokonać przelatując nad tymi górami na wysokości ponad 1500 m. Dogodne tereny do żerowania, z licznymi kanałami nawaniającymi, znalazła w pobliżu miasta Płowdiw. "
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The cooling from the end of September prompted our Lodka to continue the journey. The Hungarian lowland has turned into the Thracian Plain, and the tributaries of the Tisza River to the tributaries of the Marica River. It was 691 km just for two days. Along the way, it flew between Carpathian and the Serbian Carpathians. The The Balkan mountain range in Bulgaria had to overcome flying over an altitude of over 1500 m. Convenient areas for feeding, with numerous odoriferous channels, found near the city of Plovdiv.

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the Balkan mountain (Stara Planina) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balkan_Mo ... a_pano.jpg
Plovdiv area https://bit.ly/2ycF4Op
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new migration map Polish black storks: http://bocianimy.pl/?page_id=376 or direct: http://mapa.bocianimy.pl/
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Solo wrote: October 10th, 2018, 1:38 pm new migration map Polish black storks: http://bocianimy.pl/?page_id=376 or direct: http://mapa.bocianimy.pl/
Hi Solo :hi: , thanks for the info about Polish storklets. Lodka :loveshower: . It looks that Lodka is doing well :bow: :2thumbsup: Good luck to Lodka and to her three siblings!
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October 20

last info about Woodek - BIAŁY / WHITE (Aug. 21) here viewtopic.php?p=612242#p612242
now, that seems not good with this young stork on his last know place :bow:
EDIT: stork is O.K. - now in Turkey :D (by Liz: viewtopic.php?p=619329#p619329)

FB BocianyMi 19.10.2018 10:29 https://bit.ly/2S0ect0
"na naszej mapie lotów możemy już śledzić 2 bociany z nadajnikami założonymi w 2017 roku (BIAŁY i ŻÓŁTY) oraz bociana który otrzymał w tym roku odnaleziony na Węgrzech logger po ZIELONYM "
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"on our flight map we can now track 2 storks, with transmitters since in 2017 (BIAŁY and ŻÓŁTY) and a one other stork, which received transmitter this year from stork ZIELONY (Malwin) which was found dead in Hungary"

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on the rice fields near Marica river (border area Greece - Turkey)
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stork flew to trees (to night) on the another site the river and here all day are data from one very little area :puzzled: ( :cry: )
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October 21

Solo :hi:
there are new data :2thumbsup:
21.10.2018
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I've to go!
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Liz01 wrote: October 21st, 2018, 11:20 am ...
:faint: I am so happy :loveshower: , thank you Liz

It is little unusual, that our Woodek - BIAŁY / WHITE choose this autumn his migration path to Africa

19.10. Woodek had all day so very little moving, that I was worried about him, but in the morning 20.10. Woodek flew on the way to crossing the Sea of Marmara :2thumbsup: cca half hour and Woodek was on the another side Turkey
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(crossing the Sea of Marmara in that direction is enough often by BS)

in area Söve village, Susurluk/Balıkesir Province, Turkey
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Solo wrote: October 21st, 2018, 1:12 pm ...........
19.10. Woodek had all day so very little moving, that I was worried about him, but in the morning 20.10. ,,,
I understand that very well. :innocent: I also get nervous when one of our storks makes a small radius for many days.
Great to see, all is well with the little Woodek :loveshower:
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Liz01 wrote: October 21st, 2018, 6:53 pm ...
Liz, pls :help: - now I travell away (maybe 10-14 day I will have little chance to do anything on PC), TY - have a nice (better :bow: ) days (and nights) :wave:
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Solo wrote: October 22nd, 2018, 9:52 am Liz, pls :help: - now I travell away (maybe 10-14 day I will have little chance to do anything on PC), TY - have a nice (better :bow: ) days (and nights):wave:
Solo, good morning :hi: :laugh:

I wish you a nice time with your grandchildren :innocent:
I will do the updates of Eedi and Mare. I'm glad, that I can do it. It's a good distraction for me now.
I will take a look of your beloved Woodek too! No more smilies are allowed :)
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