Looduskalender

Like in Estonia, the LSE breeding season in Latvia failed last year. The nest owners arrived and did some work, but did not proceed with nesting.

Even in the year before we were, like in Estonia, out of luck, the egg was most probably not fertilized and was stolen by a raven just before hatching date arrived.



It looks like the Latvian LSE project (http://www.pomarina.lv/) has started into this season with two cameras. This year the both cameras are part of the Latvian Joint Stock Company "Latvijas valsts meži" of Latvian State Forest Administration. Both nest have been provided with a better camera system than during the last years.

This is camera 2 and according to Dabasdati forum situated in the Latvian State forest of Madona. There already two eagles arrived on the nest.
We don't know more yet about the nest and the owners, but will provide information as they become available.

Camera links:

JW player: http://live.ls.lv/mazaiserglis2/index.html
VLC + Android: rtsp://stream.ls.lv/mazaiserglis2/mp4:aputni229.stream
iPad + iPhone: http://stream.ls.lv/mazaiserglis2/mp4:a ... ylist.m3u8

(Many thanks to Bea for finding out the mobile streams!)

German partner of the Latvian projects is again providing a link to this live stream: http://www.schreiadler.org/buehne-frei-fuer-adler-tv/

Ugis Bergmanis and his granddaughter have named the two LSE

Trīne [tri:ne] (female) and Trīzelnieks [tri:zelnieks] (male).


Picture from Lianaliesma

Eggs

April 23, 20:32 the first egg arrived - viewtopic.php?p=458215#p458215

More information and a topic for the second camera will follow!

Thanks to Lianaliesma for the information!

They are already exchanging gifts!





Who is watching?

Felis this is so great!
an LSE camera again. they are my favorite eagles. Thank you very much for this thread

hopefully there is in this year a successful breeding -enough to eat, for the eagles and chick

April 13

good morning

5:51


no Rings?

5:57 the second LSE come


6:11 short calling and preening

6:21 LSE in the nest is calling
6:24 Male? arrives with a twig





6:25 LSE in the nest flew out
6:26 both back at nest

6:31:40 both at nest

6:37


digs a nest hole

6:38 one of them brougt a huge pine twig
6:39 both at home
one flew out
6:40 returnes


6:43 one flew out
they are so fast! while I was writing, LSE is back with a branch

8:08 the beauty is still in the nest

Male brought a gift




8:16 both flew out

9:14 LSE in the nest
and away

April 14
good morning
I'm very glad with this webcam

7:38 it's raining

14:34
A wet visitor who caused a lot of protest among the smaller birds in the forest ....

Yes, a young Goshawk (2cy). Looks not very big. Could be a male.

nice visitor Bea

20:50 beautiful evening sounds