that's sad to see!
if no new partner comes, we have to wait for next season
I wish good luck for Tina. Hopefully she will find a new partner
Black Stork Webcam Discussion ~ ? ~ 2015
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Liz01
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Re: Black Stork Webcam Discussion ~ ? ~ 2015
that's sad to see!
if no new partner comes, we have to wait for next season
I wish good luck for Tina. Hopefully she will find a new partner
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asteria
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I am not sure she is alone this year.
Why I suppose Tiina does have another nest:
1) she appeared here not regularly but from time to time and didn't work in this nest too much. Just compare how was it last year;
2) she stayed here at nights only a few times, it may happen while her mate was incubating the eggs at night.
Why I suppose Tiina does have another nest:
1) she appeared here not regularly but from time to time and didn't work in this nest too much. Just compare how was it last year;
2) she stayed here at nights only a few times, it may happen while her mate was incubating the eggs at night.
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Oh, so pity, that we have not informations about Tiina. It is so sad to see, that she is most likely again alone in this year. 
The nature needs us not, but we need the nature
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So hard to see that she didn´t found a new partner yet....
It seems that she missed Tiit very much...
My fingers are cossed that things will be better next year!
It seems that she missed Tiit very much...
My fingers are cossed that things will be better next year!
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June 6th
20:20 Tiina is here
20:29 on her branch
20:20 Tiina is here
20:29 on her branch
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June 7th
05:15 this morning, nobody...
05:15 this morning, nobody...
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There are a lot of hammering sounds here, stork beak-clapping in a nest nearby? sounds a bit too soft though, like an overenthusiastic frog or something.... 
-Try to be a little bit positive man.. Sutherland D.
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Tiina's djungle
I hope she will use it next year
I hope she will use it next year
greetings from Baska
We are living in a dangerous age. Human beings are controlling and dominating the nature, before they have learned to control themselves.
Albert Schweitzer
We are living in a dangerous age. Human beings are controlling and dominating the nature, before they have learned to control themselves.
Albert Schweitzer
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Flowers for Tiina
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Hello,
time is over, the camera is off. Good luck Tina. We look hopeful to the next year .
time is over, the camera is off. Good luck Tina. We look hopeful to the next year
. *Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I’m not sure about the former.* Albert Einstein
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Cam is working again.
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Mamicja wrote:
Flowers for Tiina
It is a nice idea! The nature needs us not, but we need the nature
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Today a small black-white bird was working hard in stork's nest.
It flew to the nest many times and pecked something passionately (like a woodpecker). Could anybody recognize what kind of bird it was?
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Mamicja wrote:
Today a small black-white bird was working hard in stork's nest.
It flew to the nest many times and pecked something passionately (like a woodpecker). Could anybody recognize what kind of bird it was?
Great Spotted Woodpecker.