I think that is our first capture of a duck, maybe the first duck sighting at a pig feeding ground.GerPa wrote:a duck
later when the first boar appeared the duck flew away with a high speed take off, too fast for the webcam
Wild Boar Webcam 2 Discussion 2011
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Happy New Year!!!!
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best wishes for 2011
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they scratch with their paw away the snow in search of food
( sound of Raven in the background )
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I remembered the smaller dog -- but not the larger one.
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Wish you all a very happy, healthy 2011
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of which bird is this sound, who knows
of which bird is this sound, who knows
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Fleur do you have a video posted -- with the sound you are asking about?
(yes now I see a video -- sometimes pictures and videos seem to be slow showing up for me.)
Edit -- I do not know but I bet ame will. I do not think I have ever heard it live. It seems like a bigger bird. I wonder if it could be some sort of game bird or something like a Ptarmigan. I listened to some -- from North American site so only our birds but they were not all that close.
(I think the fox on our seal island caught a ptarmigan or something like that -- a winter white bird -- so I think they must exist in Estonia.)
(yes now I see a video -- sometimes pictures and videos seem to be slow showing up for me.)
Edit -- I do not know but I bet ame will. I do not think I have ever heard it live. It seems like a bigger bird. I wonder if it could be some sort of game bird or something like a Ptarmigan. I listened to some -- from North American site so only our birds but they were not all that close.
(I think the fox on our seal island caught a ptarmigan or something like that -- a winter white bird -- so I think they must exist in Estonia.)
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I am trying to catch a bird....on a picture......close to the cam
hm...
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There was all that terrible noise and then all those birds -- I wonder if a the whole flock of them lands on the camera or the mic?
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So far you are getting pretty pictures and we can see the yellow. I tried at the other forest cam and then gave up.Fleur wrote:
I am trying to catch a bird....on a picture......close to the cam
hm...
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tomtit, great tit ?
a black stripe on the belly, I think....
( certainly no yellowhammers, which are left to the south )
a black stripe on the belly, I think....
( certainly no yellowhammers, which are left to the south )
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almost certainly Siskin
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Fler, you ask a voice of what bird? It is the SONG of the BULLFINCH
Fler, you ask a voice of what bird? It is the SONG of the BULLFINCH
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Happy New Year!!!venegor wrote: The web camera siga2
What a great surprise for me to see that this cam is open, too. I was on the way the last time and had no time to read and search all writing and pics here. And now this How can a year better start?
Thank you to all who make it possible.
We will meet very often in the next time - how wonderful.
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it's a bullfinch (Pyrrhula pyrrhyla). that was a very nice voice sample. it was the male starting the spring song...
copyright Pekka Nurminen
here's the female in the background:
alice the bullfinch is not a very big bird, it just happened to sit quite close to the microphone. they are about 16 cm, i.e. about 6 to 7 inches long.
EDIT: i later noticed that venegor had already answered this question...Fleur wrote: Alice and Jopie
of which bird is this sound, who knows
it's a bullfinch (Pyrrhula pyrrhyla). that was a very nice voice sample. it was the male starting the spring song...
copyright Pekka Nurminen
here's the female in the background:
alice the bullfinch is not a very big bird, it just happened to sit quite close to the microphone. they are about 16 cm, i.e. about 6 to 7 inches long.
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no but they are yellowhammers! they do stay over winter even here in Finland and they just the kind of birds you'll find eating grain in the field in a big flock. i think siskins are more like forest birds and they don't gather in so big flocks as yellowammers do. - of course there may be siskins among them, too, like there are tits as well.Fleur wrote:tomtit, great tit ?
a black stripe on the belly, I think....
( certainly no yellowhammers, which are left to the south )
and there is a male great tit in the middle with his wide black tie.
you've captured even their yellow colour in your pictures and other details, too, in the picture below here:
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pigs are tereffied interesting why they usualy dot afraid and go on feeding place but now they are looking around mabey reasont that is only 14:20 usually they go on feeding place when get dark
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What for to wait evening if it is possible to eat and in the afternoon