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what a beautiful bird Nimeta, I am glad he is free again.
And Urmas great. :D


NancyM ,,,,,thanks for the beautiful song, I also get tears in my eyes.
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My favourite from Winged Migration is this one Comme Un Souffle



I think Nancy introduced it to me somewhere here
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hmm, I can't say I remember that one, alice, but I like it! Thanks for posting.
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NancyM wrote:from the movie "Winged Migration" - my favorite song, performed by Nick Cave
Thank you for this Nancy.
I am just speechless.
Maybe I shouldn't think about birds at all for a few days, I'm running out of kleenex.
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Hello my friends, :wave:

So we meet again, in a different area today. I just opened my cam for the Osprey nest and of course, it's still very dark and black but there are sounds of the forest. I will still watch and listen for a time as it is so very peaceful, there, unlike where I am now. I have always preferred the outdoors, the wilderness and the openness of being way far away from the crowded streets and the busy sidewalks. Nature is where I belong and where my heart is.

Yes another nest is finished for the year and I hope and wish for next spring's migration to bring us many lovely birds to watch and listen to. Oh yes. :D

The owls I watch are starting to come back to their boxes for the winter, just to let the other owls know these are theirs and no one is to take them for their own.

I have watched all the videos except for NancyM's nature one so far, because I wanted quiet and enough time to watch in peace and quiet. :laugh: So far, so good but I miss the Osprey the most and I pray they all have a very safe travel to their winter home. :wave:
The woods are lovely, dark, and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.
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This is my first year paying so much attentions on bird related things.

Thank you NancyM for the songs and video, I'll try to get the movie to watch.
What a shame! I never knowed there's such an incredible movie like this.

Some people has many flying dreams. Including my wife, She told me that is so real in her dreams since she was a kid. flying across rivers and moutains and trees. maybe it's the memories of her pre-existence. :D
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Hello to all! :wave:

Some beautiful pictures + facts for all osprey fans: http://www.avianweb.com/ospreys.html
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Hello Starling :wave:

Yes, very beautiful photo on that page! :nod:
The woods are lovely, dark, and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.
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I want to thank you Madis, Piret, Uno, the Elo and sweet Nori, such a dream of a family
I want to thank everyone touched the pic and video
My English is poor This is the first time I have to spend so much time to read the birds articles
In the know Nori and Madis leave, I'm sad for a long time :cry:
I pray that they have a very safe travel And in the future, I hope to see you again Nori. :loveshower:
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This morning a Great Tit and a Raven visited the osprey nest - each for just a few moments. That Raven is huge - I thought s/he was as large as Nori, so I superimposed a couple of pictures to see (I think they are roughly the same size).

Then I wanted to see how the raven, tit, and Eurasian jay that we saw a few days ago compared, so I put them all into the same picture, just for fun.


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BIRDS_ON_OSPREY_NEST_2012 by aurospio, on Flickr


(I think this little one is a great Tit, if I am wrong, please let me know!)
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NancyM wrote:This morning a Great Tit and a Raven visited the osprey nest - each for just a few moments. That Raven is huge - I thought s/he was as large as Nori, so I superimposed a couple of pictures to see (I think they are roughly the same size).

Then I wanted to see how the raven, tit, and Eurasian jay that we saw a few days ago compared, so I put them all into the same picture, just for fun.

A good first step, now if we can just get them to hold hands and sing...

(great idea and pic, Nancy!)
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:rotf: Wisteria

more great tits and jays at the nest ... quick, go look.
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Good morning, we are looking forward to discuss further, thanks for the great videos.

You all a wonderful day and the thoughts we are on the journey with our beloved children,

Guten Morgen, freu wir diskutieren weiter, danke für die schönen Videos.

Euch allen einen wunderschönen Tag und im Gedanken sind wir mit auf der Reise unserer liebgewonnenen Kinder.

Herzlich Grüße aus Deutschland Urs
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It took me a while to find the Tit, it is so small.

Now that the thread is closed I was brave enough to open the cam so I could hear what there was to hear.
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Jay made visit again at 8.20.
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This is my time-lapse of the Osprey nest. Fun to watch them grow up again.

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I missed the visitors Nancy. :cry:
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Bunch of birds (crows??) passing by kalakotkas nest at 8.34.
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9:10

The fly catcher (?) was visiting
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alice44 wrote:9:10

The fly catcher (?) was visiting
This one? Yellowish little bird? (At 9.09)
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