Black Stork Nest in Karula 2020

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Anne7 wrote: ↑May 14th, 2020, 3:58 pm Swenja :wave:
First of all: many thanks for your observations, reports and pictures!

Last year, the first egg was laid April 19th. It hatched May 16th.
That makes 34 days.

Because there seems to be intense incubation, right away, this egg could theoretically hatch in about 33 days, I think.
From Thursday 14 May 2020 to Tuesday 16 June 2020 will be 33 days.
Sorry, looks like I made a typo. :mrgreen:

Last year, the first egg was laid April 12th. It hatched May 16th.
That makes 34 days.

I still believe that because there seems to be intense incubation, right away, this egg could theoretically hatch in about 33 days.
From Thursday 14 May 2020 to Tuesday 16 June 2020 will be 33 days.
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Solo wrote: ↑May 14th, 2020, 4:41 pm viewtopic.php?p=638918#p638918 by Jo
Thanks Solo for bringing this info :thumbs:
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Swenja wrote: ↑May 14th, 2020, 11:41 am ....
11:45 Female flies away
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17:09
The little female didn't return yet.
Karl II still looks very relaxed.
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17:25 Karl II is still waiting...
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17:42 - 17:53 Karl ventilated the nest bowl, rolled the egg several times, he is very caring 8-)
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18:27 dozing...
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besides all the unsure things:
one thing is for sure: Karl II is an andorable stork! :loveshower:
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chrisitz wrote: ↑May 14th, 2020, 6:32 pm besides all the unsure things:
one thing is for sure: Karl II is an andorable stork! :loveshower:
He's the best! :nod: :D
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Good evening :hi:

Is the poor guy still sitting on the egg? :puzzled:
Well, this will be * good time * for Karl II
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Good evening, Sova :hi:

18:46 The little female has been gone for 7 hours now
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19:02
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Little princess, it's time to come home!
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19:32
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19:37
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I have to go
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19:50 who is there? Karl II is watching.
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No Danger. He lay down again.
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The poll

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Thank you for the poll @juta

The temperature in Karula National Park the following night will decrease to 1 ° C. But it's nice and warm under the feathers. :nod:
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Karl once reacted as if he was under attack, unfortunately I don't remember the time.

Well, maybe he shouldn't have been looking for a young lady like that, but where love falls. :loveshower:

I'm curious when he flies, he has to eat something.

Could it be that she is laying her next egg somewhere else because Karl has pushed her off the egg? :puzzled: :unsure:
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juta wrote: ↑May 14th, 2020, 8:04 pm The poll

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1028

:hi: I am looking forward to the result. :nod:
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20:55 The young mother is back. Karl II can have dinner. He has to strengthen himself. :D
Mother takes care of the egg. It has black mud feet.

20:56 Karl II fligts away.

20:58 Karl II brings grass and moss.
21:01 He brings more grass and moss. :thumbs:

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:loveshower: Finally ..... it is there

Charlemagne, instead of flying to eat, fetches nesting material.
And she probably doesn't know that you have to lie on it :rotf: , she pokes and rolls. :D

She thinks she always looks confused about what Karl does, ok that's how you learn
She is always frightened when Karl comes back.
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she is back
20:55

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20:58
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21:01
second delivery of moss


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Karl II brought grass for the nest. So for him the egg is priority and not his empty stomach. :thumbs: And then wet grass with soil and again...
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21:05 Karl II brings more Grass and moss. He collects all the forest floor. :laugh:

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21:13 The female standing in the nest. Won't the egg cool down too much? :puzzled:

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21:15 mating

21:17 Karl II flies away.
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