Black Stork Webcam Discussion 2009

Cameras Watching over Black Storks nest
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halacs wrote:A guest arrived at the nest.

http://i559.photobucket.com/albums/ss36 ... 89879w.png
Thanks halacs :2thumbsup:
You have good timing and you get always good snapshots, that is what I have noticed !!! :2thumbsup:

Is it buzzard (Buteo buteo), who knows ?
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Lili wrote: Thanks halacs :2thumbsup:
You have good timing and you get always good snapshots, that is what I have noticed !!! :2thumbsup:

Is it buzzard (Buteo buteo), who knows ?
I think it is a lesser spotted eagle (Aquila pomarina).
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Good you said it, was my second thought. I cant differentiate between the two species. What the difference :puzzled:

I sneaked in Pontu, something in its view ...dont know...I think buzzard

http://pontu.eenet.ee/kotkas/kurg/2009-06-28-08-34.jpg ("bald" legs)
http://pontu.eenet.ee/kotkas/kurg/2009-06-28-08-36.jpg
http://pontu.eenet.ee/kotkas/kurg/2009-06-28-08-56.jpg
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And in the last pontu pic that Buzzard/LSE ? is looking very ruffled,indeed. :shock:
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This shows we should look at this cam a little more often. The nest is getting some use, which is very nice -- even if it is NOT exactly the sort intended.
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Buzzard on nest 10.40

The sound on the webcam is off.

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Both guests were buzzards I´d say. Very nice that something is happening again! :2thumbsup:
Of course I missed them... :faint:
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Jo UK wrote: The sound on the webcam is off.
During the past days the sound was very weak already. Now I don´t hear anything either. :puzzled:
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Buzzards visit through pontu:
http://pontu.eenet.ee/kotkas/kurg/2009-06-29-10-38.jpg

I don't know, why audio is so low - some spider is nesting in microphone hole maybe...
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maybe that buzz-bird will take over the nest for this summer. he looks pretty determined in searching something. :rolleyes:
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:loveshower: What joy! Good birdie
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July 3rd; just checked in to watch the grass grow in the empty bird's nest. Just think, less than 6 months now till the 'pig camera' comes back (I hope)...SelbyLowndes
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Do you remember those golden sunbeams in this nest from the last summer?
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oh Mutikluti, how could anyone forget these evenings!
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I got 2 pictures about our Padis. Those pictures are done 20 km from the Padis nest. Kotkaklubi is busy with catching BS, for put on them transmitters. On the trap place are cams and those pictures are from those cams.
Catching BS is not an easy job. Kotkaklubi members were guarding at the trap for last two days, but they only could see the storks. During this time not one stork came to eat the fish from trap.They fly by and 2 of them were arguing behind our guys back(about 100m from them).Guys could not move themselves, so they didn`t see the storks.
But the voices they did, were just like these, storks do at the nest,while nodding and calling(schrieking). It is possible that the other stork at the trap was Toomas.
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Ohhhh, Thank you :bow:
So fine to see that Padis is ok :loveshower:
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Thank you for the pictures and news. I recognized Padis... :shock: Good luck for Urmas and others in their task to help Black Storks survival.
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I wonder if those Black Storks can tell that the trap is an artifical construction, and know it is a trap?

I read about someone trying to trap sea gulls, by baiting a line hung from a pole.
The gulls could see that it was a trap, and didn't come near it.
Too many straight lines, maybe?

No, I didn't read it.
It was one of those "Survival" programs on TV. A survival "expert" had been taken to an island and left to fend for himself for a week. One of his attempts to get food was this sea-gull trap, which didn't work. The straight line of the line holding the bait was too obviously artificial and the gulls didn't go near it.
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Mutikluti wrote:During this time not one stork came to eat the fish from trap.They fly by and 2 of them were arguing behind our guys back(about 100m from them).Guys could not move themselves, so they didn`t see the storks.
But the voices they did, were just like these, storks do at the nest,while nodding and calling(schrieking). It is possible that the other stork at the trap was Toomas.
Padis: Are you kidding me? Fish trap!

Toomas: Do they think we are dumb or what?

Padis: You said it, brother. Those Kotkaklubi guys underestimate us, we have to keep them guessing
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As you can see storks are not afraid this trap if there is nobody...They don`t come eat if there is anybody...
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