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Liz01 wrote: ↑January 15th, 2019, 7:45 am ... some nests were found : ...

Liz, thank you for these good news

Abdim's Stork...These dark spots on the legs can also be seen in our black storks!

©At London Zoo, England


The description says, gray legs
We have observed that our black storks have partially dark legs. That is probably normal. Has nothing to do with sunbeam or frost. I think the Abdim's stork is genetically close to the black stork.

and in the wilderness


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkJtDb0fUe4

So it's not always sure that we see pictures of the black stork
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NP_YsiKLEZQ

Liz01 wrote: ↑January 20th, 2019, 12:29 pm...

Liz,
yes, grey legs by Abdim's stork, but nothing about the "black/dark spots"
yes, it can be normal - our skin is after (healthy) sun-bad also more dark or that is only age specific change
they are very much photos BS, you see that spots on more? (now I can't remember)

https://www.zoochat.com/community/media ... cks.54286/

Latvijas valsts mežu vēstniecība / shared by Maris DD Forum




https://www.facebook.com/... GT
Latvian State Forest Experts are building nests for black storks, Uģis Bergmanis, Senior Environmental Expert of LVM, tells about the newest nest.
“During the monitoring of black stork in the territories of JSC“ Latvian State Forests ”, we found that one of the longest black stork nests in the Rendas forest district of the South Kurzeme region has fallen upon the removal of the support branch. In order to promote the nesting of the stork in the established micro-reserve, at the beginning of March we went to the nesting area with our colleagues and built an artificial nest. Our experience shows that restoring as soon as possible the fallen nest in the same tree gives good results - the stork usually accepts new homes and successfully nest. ”
Black stork nests select the thickest trees of adult forests. The largest part of the population of these storks in Latvia nest in areas managed by JSC “Latvijas valsts meži”, where micro-reserves are created for protection of the species, territories for the protection of habitats, as well as no forestry works in the vicinity of the nest. LVM environmental experts annually build artificial nests to promote nesting of protected birds - black storks, ospreys, golden eagle and eagle owls.

Thank you for the informations, Liz!

March 29

Good Morning all

here we go (video has a bad signal)



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1dh3Am4SZw

First stork was here yesterday. The same..

Stork at home

I think it is Gaja.

9:50 arrival (without singing)

went on "her" branch. That's what she did last year too.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1dh3Am4SZw

10:35 Stork went back in the nest

10:55 Female is resting

Last year Female was here first too / Arrival was April 5th.

11:03 wait can be boring




12:03 Female flew away

Ģirts Strazdiņš in the YT chat wrote: Sorry about camera malfunction! The team tonight will be correcting.

Repair Team is on the camera

17:54 They are here on the nest. I think I can hear Janis K?
This is a rough terrain. Very hard to reach! It's great that they are there.
Gaja will not be thrilled

We have a date stamp again!

18:01 white circle. I hope they can fix the cam

18:23 the cam is back.. they are still working

I was right! It is Janis K


that looks dangerous

18:30 Jānis Ķuze


18:39 camera camouflage is attached


18:56 It looks like, Janis start out for the way down

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there is still a lot to do

FB Melnais stārķis. Dzīvības lidojums
https://bit.ly/2CI9Ssw

one answer in comments:

Melnais stārķis. Dzīvības lidojums Hello, Lyudmila Isakova! We do not know when this stork arrived and this could not be the owner of this nest, just passing by. We need to keep watching this camera to see what happens next. Most likely the pair of last year or other pair comes back and re-build the nest.

Solo wrote: ↑March 29th, 2019, 8:05 pm FB Melnais stārķis. Dzīvības lidojums
https://bit.ly/2CI9Ssw

one answer in comments:

Melnais stārķis. Dzīvības lidojums Hello, Lyudmila Isakova! We do not know when this stork arrived and this could not be the owner of this nest, just passing by. We need to keep watching this camera to see what happens next. Most likely the pair of last year or other pair comes back and re-build the nest.

I can not find this comment?
What I know from the DD Forum is that this stork was already at the nest yesterday. And it's certainly a female stork

EDIT: Oh, I found it. Then Maris misinformed? I do not think so

i have now copied all the posts of this year 2019 to the new topic 2019.
please let me know if i made any mistakes in doing that.
i'll lock this topic now.

everybody is welcome to the new topic:
viewtopic.php?f=96&t=967