Liz01 wrote: ↑November 12th, 2019, 7:17 am... I think the Baroness is dead and that we will see more females at the nest. It will take a while before the nest is used again. And I'm not sure if the Baron will continue to use it.
even in the animal kingdom there are changes of our favourites at the nests
I grieve for previous individuals, whatever is the reason for the change
we had a lot of interesting moments here
for me, the year with Solo ( ) is unforgettable
Re: White Tailed Sea Eagles in Norway
Posted: November 14th, 2019, 1:13 pm
by albicilla
Baron on left tree upstairs cam#5 during night.
Came in in the dark around 21.00 13/11.
Made his morning song alone - and left for the day at 07.50.
Long alarm call - male heard in the distance at 12.03.
Re: White Tailed Sea Eagles in Norway
Posted: November 14th, 2019, 9:06 pm
by albicilla
At first -2 eagles around the nest. Probably Baron and the new female NF.
Eagle in - and out (cam#5). Then an eagle back to left top branch - and:
NF coming into the nest at 16.24 and drops down to bouncy branch.
NF stays over night on bouncy branch after some preening.
At 0.40 in Lady Hawks video a male eagle (Baron?) is calling
Warning or love call? Is she too young? Is she accepted or not? (time will show) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUYgOSl5xpA
Re: White Tailed Sea Eagles in Norway
Posted: November 15th, 2019, 11:32 am
by albicilla
15/11-19
Wake up at 07.40. Morning duet started by Baron out to the left.
NF takes off from bouncy branch at 07.42.
Followed by a very long and nice duet nearby.
07.53 Both egles passed against right. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alEKxEBcLrE
Re: White Tailed Sea Eagles in Norway
Posted: November 16th, 2019, 1:31 pm
by Liz01
November 16
11:15 a crow followed ....
by an sparrowhawk or goshawk . For me it looks rather like an goshawk male. very bright feather color
12:15 a last year eaglet on the stones at the ground
It is too small for a goshawk, I think. Have a look at the picture where a hooded crow from below makes some false attack against the sparrowhavk - small and with thin tarses/legs
Re: White Tailed Sea Eagles in Norway
Posted: November 16th, 2019, 8:24 pm
by albicilla
Todays summary:
06.38 Short eagle call in the dark.
07.43 Female and male from very far some kind of duet.
09.05 Adult eagle passing to the right.
10.02 Eagle call from the distance.
10.44 Two juveniles passing, but chased by an adult eagle. Alarm calls included
11.22 A young eagle 1cy or 2cy in for day rest on the rocks by the sea.
11.32 Sparrowhawk(?) female in to Right branch, attacked by hooded crow.
11.35 Sparrowhawk takes off.
14.05 Young eagle out to the left
And later in the sunshine same eagle
15.34 Young eagle passing.
16.09 Weak eagle call from far.
19.30 Moon rise
Video by Marianne: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QeatrM9a2Y
Re: White Tailed Sea Eagles in Norway
Posted: November 16th, 2019, 10:06 pm
by Liz01
albicilla wrote: ↑November 16th, 2019, 7:59 pm
.... It is too small for a goshawk, I think. Have a look at the picture where a hooded crow from below make some false attack against the sparrowhavk - small and with thin tarses/legs
You're right. Now in size comparison to crow I can see it. I was unsure because of the bright color.
The feather color is almost the same for juvenile sparrowhawk and goshawk. It corresponds to the plumage of the males.
Re: White Tailed Sea Eagles in Norway
Posted: November 18th, 2019, 11:27 am
by albicilla
NOVEMBER 18.
An eagle rested during night to the left upper corner cam#5.
Probably the male Baron.
Left this morning at 07.52 without any calls or singing.
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Male warning call at 14.58 from the distance.
Probably Baron.
Re: White Tailed Sea Eagles in Norway
Posted: November 19th, 2019, 5:05 pm
by albicilla
NOV. 19.
At 13.15 a short call from outside by an adult male eagle.
Re: White Tailed Sea Eagles in Norway
Posted: November 21st, 2019, 10:42 am
by albicilla
NOV. 21.
08.43 Two eagles chasing a third one - with calls.
Rather good news - for us ;-)
NOV. 26 Eagle passing at 0914. From right to the left.
A small group of people around the world want to see some nestbuilding and bonding at this nest - asap.
) is unforgettable
, thank you very much, Mamicja 
