Vultures all over the world

[Marbzy]

And over the other shoulder now:


She leaps onto the branch at the far end:


Dad keeps delivering:

[Marbzy]

And now Dad's off to a branch:


He makes it back to el nido after 12 minutes:


Mom makes a move at 20:34:

[Marbzy]

Dad's got one more feeding up his sleeve tonight:


He reacts nervously to a gunshot (at least three were heard between 21:17 and 21:23):


And this is the final moment of the day to have been captured on video:


Good night!

[Marbzy]

30 May

The stream comes back at 6:49:


El macho is no great rush:


He leaves the nest (probably just in order to spend a few minutes perched on one of the branches next to the nest) at 10:38:

[Marbzy]

Where's papa?


Where's everybody?


Dad comes back into the nest at 10:42:

[Marbzy]

Dad keeps making sure the chick stays in the shade:


It's generally a peaceful day (though the chick could do with a meal)


Here's some evening rain:

[Marbzy]

The shower's over:


Dad does some jumps to get water off his wings:


Ouch! He's caught the chick with a talon:

[Marbzy]

That doesn't stop him from more high jump practice:


What a bird!


He even manages to provide an appetiser (it's probably leftovers from the last few meals - his picks up some pieces from the floor, and the chick is not particularly impressed with the quality)

[Marbzy]

Thankfully, Dad is relieved of duty at 19:38:


It takes him just 13 seconds to leave:


A few minutes later Mom starts to feed the little one:

[Marbzy]

A few minutes later Mom regurgitates a proper chunk of meat:


Now we can play some foodball:


The chick can have no complaints now:

[Marbzy]

Naturally, tonight it's Mom who's staying with the chick:


The day ends a little early (not enough sunlight to power the camera):


Good night!

[Marbzy]

31 May

The stream starts at 6:51 today:


La hembra and el pollo are taking it easy this morning:


At 10:09 Mom suddenly leaves the chick alone:

[Marbzy]

A baffled little chick (Mom's out of sight):


Mom comes back a minute later with a fresh harvest of soil, moss and possibly grass:


Why are you looking at me like that?

[Marbzy]

The chick follows Mom across the nest (note the chick's bare neck, so characteristic of the species)


A gentle hint of a feeding:


Mom and her child:

[Marbzy]

Dad comes home at 13:04:


Mom take a little longer to leave than seems to be the recent norm:


Dad leaks some liquid food (to the nest floor):

[Marbzy]

This image looks more promising:


Mom returns at 13:09 bumping into Dad, who is a little slow in making room:


Mom's on the left, in case you'd like to draw a comparison:

[Marbzy]

Now Mom goes up on the branch at the far end:


While she's still perched, Dad takes off at 13:17:


In fact, he hasn't gone very far, either:

[Marbzy]

The chick solo:


The little one in full glory:


Just as Mom takes off for good, the chick adopts a very vulturesque pose:

[Marbzy]

Where's everybody?


Is that you, Dad?


The male eventually comes back into the nest at 13:38:

[Marbzy]

Dad shares a morsel with the chick:


El macho prepares to defend the nest:


Heavy rain and thick fog descend over el nido: