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Mine are bigger !!

do you think so, Abigyl.

9:46 a fairly big bird flew from the left and and landed on a tree in the meadow, under the poop branch. two minutes later the bird flew away.
this picture is taken about two second before the bird took off.


the bird didn't look big enough to be an eagle. however, it looked bigger than a crow. a buzzard??

11:36 many gunshots from far.

12:23 "twint-twint!" a great tit stopped briefly on the right branch.
then she flew out to the meadow.

13:15:30 a fairly big grey bird flew by from left to right.
was it big enough for an eagle?
could be, but it was so light that it would be an adult. an adult eagle's tail would shine bright white, even an young eagle's tail (but maybe not this year's eaglet).
this bird is evenly grey. buzzard?? a crow would look darker. this has also very long wings compared to the body length.

13:18 a treecreeper crept upstairs.



i'll have to go for a while.

Could be that Milda and Raimis are here with me. Here is not hunted at the moment
I saw a lot of swans, gulls and cranes. The meadows are flooded, so even swans can swim in the meadows. Unfortunately, I saw a dead otter, killed by a car.

14:45:10 Raimis calls? hard to say ... I listened to it again

Liz01 wrote: ↑November 9th, 2019, 2:46 pm ...
14:45:10 Raimis calls? hard to say ... I listened to it again

hi Liz!
have you seen fellows like these there yet?
viewtopic.php?p=700127#p700127

the voice that you heard didn't quite sound like a proper eagle's voice. i think it's more likely to be a fake eagle.

16:29 a little bird on the left branch. I think it was a nuthatch. He did not say a word
hmmm

ame wrote: ↑November 9th, 2019, 3:48 pm have you seen fellows like these there yet?

ame, today is a rainy day. Eagles do not like rain. Tomorrow I do a bike ride to the area where I suspect they are. I hope I'm lucky. Food is enough there. It's swimming in the meadows. Ducks, geese and other waterfowl.

wooow! great picture from the eaglets (your Link)

Liz, thank you for your pictures! it was a nuthatch, i think.
16:29 a nuthatch visited.


good luck for 'the eagle hunt' tomorrow!

Good evening!
With an approximation bird at 9:46.

ame wrote: ↑November 9th, 2019, 1:17 pm 13:15:30 a fairly big grey bird flew by from left to right.
was it big enough for an eagle?
could be, but it was so light that it would be an adult. an adult eagle's tail would shine bright white, even an young eagle's tail (but maybe not this year's eaglet).
this bird is evenly grey. buzzard?? a crow would look darker. this has also very long wings compared to the body length.

I think the tail is too long and straight for the eagle.



With an approximation.

ame wrote: ↑October 25th, 2019, 4:53 pm 16:51 Raimis dropped from the top. i think he arrived at 16:47:about 12. i saw something flashing in the corner of my eye then. ... yes, he flew to the top.

Milda flew to the left branch.

At 16:49:22-16:49:34 a large bird was flying in the right corner. The buzzard voice was heard. Maybe a buzzard, maybe Milda flew.

ame wrote: ↑October 25th, 2019, 5:19 pm ...
17:24 (nearly 25) Raimis flew out.

...

When your video ends, for almost half a minute Raimis makes all sorts of noises and Milda watches him.

ame wrote: ↑October 25th, 2019, 8:27 pm ...
Raimis worked on the nest after Milda left.

...

A little earlier, at 17:32:58 Raimis flew under the nest.



By the way, you can compare the tail to the tail of today's bird. Completely different shape.

November 10

Good Morning!

thanks for videos and reporting

6:42:50 a tawny owl female is calling twice
6:52 It's still dark and it sounds windy

6:57 the tawny owl is calling
7:08 it's getting bright.
7:09:40 the tawny owl again
7:12 the tawny owl is calling

I need coffee. It's 7 km away

7:56 Arrival by Raimis. he rubs his bottom on the nest ground.


he flew away

8:06 arrival Milda? Yes, it's she! I saw her tail



8:08 she jumped on the top branch



I just came back from drinking coffee

8:11 she jumps back into the nest


8:13 Raimis came in with a huge branch


Raimis is working with his branch

8:16After that look from Milda....


He decided to jump on the left branch and to safety on the upper branch

8:18:26 Milda flew to the right. I think she has brought a spruce twig


8:20 Raimis is still on the top branch

8:20:50 he flew to the left


the video is cut.
https://youtu.be/_0SpskvWFtc

8:56 no return of the eagles,
Breakfast for me and then I hope to see them in the wild

Good Morning!

They have respect to Liz so they came early today

Liz01 wrote: ↑November 10th, 2019, 6:53 am 7:56 Arrival by Raimis. he rubs his bottom on the nest ground.

Dear R ! He was waiting so long to have this nest, to be able to rub and nibble his right branch!!

good morning!

thank you for the reports Liz!
the eagles knew that you would be here this morning. yesterday they stayed away.

i made pictures of them coming in for the first time. both seemed to come empty-handed.
7:56 Raimis


8:06 Milda

7:59 an eagle flew away. i think it had to be Milda. only few seconds before this Raimis looked up. he did the same thing a few seconds after he landed on the nest. i think this means that Milda arrived together with Raimis and stayed on the top for a few minutes.


this event is missing from the video by Liz so here's a video of all of the first visit
7:56 - 8:03


the tawny owls which Liz heard were so far that i didn't make clips of them. we have much better voice samples of them.