Black Stork Nest in Karula 2020
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Re: Black Stork Nest in Karula 2020
Thanks Kiser.
That needs some study.
That needs some study.
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These are pics from last season (2019), showing Karl II
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And this is Kati:
Picture posted by Liz
This is 3x Kati.
The marked part is not well defined. And not dark. It looks a bit messy, if I may say so...
Here we see Karl II on the left, and Kati on the right
Picture posted by Liz
This is 3x Kati.
The marked part is not well defined. And not dark. It looks a bit messy, if I may say so...
Here we see Karl II on the left, and Kati on the right
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Here we see Kati on the left and Karl II on the right.
This is the BS that is currently on the nest.
This is the BS that is currently on the nest.
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Hello everyone,
so great that the cam is finally online! Many thanks, Urmas and friends!
And already a stork at nest!
After reading your discussion about the who is who, I agree, that it is for sure not Kati at nest. With Kati the black area around her eyes was never clearly defined. It was always blurred.
Here is a picture from Karl II from last year, 03.04.2019.
This made me think that the stork from today can well be Karl II.
03.04.2019 Karl II
so great that the cam is finally online! Many thanks, Urmas and friends!
And already a stork at nest!
After reading your discussion about the who is who, I agree, that it is for sure not Kati at nest. With Kati the black area around her eyes was never clearly defined. It was always blurred.
Above it's Annes picture from todays Black Stork.
Here is a picture from Karl II from last year, 03.04.2019.
This made me think that the stork from today can well be Karl II.
03.04.2019 Karl II
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Why not? He is a year older now!
You're absolutely right!
Indeed here Karl II looks quite different than todays stork. But I have seen several times that the red area around the eyes of one and the same stork does not always look the same. It changes, can be bigger or smaller.
I hope that in time we will find out, if it's "our" Karl II.
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Pictures from todays Black Stork. It's a bit of a pity that nobody saw his arrival, - his very first landing at nest. I wonder how many days he's been here.
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Maybe compairing their legs can help?
In 2019, Liz made this pic:
Legs in comparison.
(Female = Kati. Male = Karl II)
These are the legs of today's BS.
Hmm, not very useful I guess.
I was hoping that the dark spots pattern might give some clues.
This screenshot is not sharp enough.
In 2019, Liz made this pic:
Legs in comparison.
(Female = Kati. Male = Karl II)
These are the legs of today's BS.
Hmm, not very useful I guess.
I was hoping that the dark spots pattern might give some clues.
This screenshot is not sharp enough.
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Yes.Michi wrote: ↑April 9th, 2020, 7:00 pm Indeed here Karl II looks quite different than todays stork. But I have seen several times that the red area around the eyes of one and the same stork does not always look the same. It changes, can be bigger or smaller.
I hope that in time we will find out, if it's "our" Karl II.
And it also depends on the position of the head and on the light.
Thanks, Michi.
Nice pictures.
Edit:
In your pictures the bird looks more like Karl II
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Anne
Don't you think that the dark spots change every year?
Don't you think that the dark spots change every year?
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I don't know, Michi.
But Urmas once told us that the legs can help identify Black Storks.
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Karl II is picture by Anne. (he lower picture. Upstairs is today's stork) The beak shape is different.
Anne, I just don't find a picture that is really helpful. You may find a better pictures.
EDIT: I would also say let's wait for him to come back. Then we also know whether we are talking about a male or a female stork
Let's see if he sings.
I marked it. That would be a proof. We have to wait for daylight. Then we see if he has this light gap. The shape of the beak is unchangeable
Anne, I just don't find a picture that is really helpful. You may find a better pictures.
EDIT: I would also say let's wait for him to come back. Then we also know whether we are talking about a male or a female stork
Let's see if he sings.
I marked it. That would be a proof. We have to wait for daylight. Then we see if he has this light gap. The shape of the beak is unchangeable
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everyone,
he just came in and: he is singing
two pictures from earlier:
- if someone can recognize him by the way he is pooping
- or by the way he is diving out the nest ?
(i know these are not criteria, just kidding )
I would say it's Karl II, but who asks me
he just came in and: he is singing
two pictures from earlier:
- if someone can recognize him by the way he is pooping
- or by the way he is diving out the nest ?
(i know these are not criteria, just kidding )
I would say it's Karl II, but who asks me
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20:32 Arrival male
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He sings! So he can well be Karl II.
Seconds after his arrival ...
Seconds after his arrival ...
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diving out of the nest was typically for Karl II.