Latvian Black Storks - 2016

Black Stork nests in Latvia
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Stork while calling.
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19:30 The stork was calling very loud, totally upset! Sometimes he is even crying! :shock:
I've never heard these sounds. Hopefully all is o.k. with him. Unfortunately it's dark now.
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19:31 the tawny owl is gone :bow:

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interesting from the first day :headroll:
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Michi wrote:19:30 The stork was calling very loud, totaly upset! Sometimes he is even crying! :shock:
I've never heard these sounds. Hopefully all is o.k. with him. Unfortunately it's dark now.
all is OK with him. I heard this voice last year. they can make incredible noise. I love it :laugh:
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Michi wrote:19:30 The stork was calling very loud, totaly upset! Sometimes he is even crying! :shock:
I've never heard these sounds. Hopefully all is o.k. with him. Unfortunately it's dark now.
Last season I was left with the impression that such sounds are not so unusual for storks. But I´m no expert though.

Particularly little storklets amazed me with their voices. :laugh:
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Trine wrote: Particularly little storklets amazed me with their voices. :laugh:

have you heard it when they was ringed :rotf:
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Liiiiz, you are great ! :2thumbsup:
You discovered the first BS on this nest, wonderful ! :loveshower:
Finally, finally. I'm so happy ! :headroll:
Unfortunately I missed it, because I have been outside to enjoy the sunshine and our first mild day...

The stork is still here, I've just heard him calling.
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Liz01 wrote:I heard this voice last year. they can make incredible noise. I love it :laugh:
Well, if I were walking in the woods alone in the twilight and I heard this I would run like hell :nod:
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Trine wrote:Particularly little storklets amazed me with their voices. :laugh:
Yes! Me too! What strange noises they make :laugh:
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Liz01 wrote:have you heard it when they was ringed :rotf:
Yes, I was totally baffled.
My resident cat absolutely hates storks because of their voices. She hates eagles and tawnies as well but not as much as storks. And well, yes, part of me understands her arguments :mrgreen:
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I think, one of the early screems has come from the tawny owl. It sounded as if she was catched by a predator and screamed for her life.
But maybe Abigyl is right and the stork has disturbed a Tawny Owl couples nesting place.

BTW I always love the sounds the Black Storks made, the adults and the young. But this, I think, was not usual.

Now all is quiet. Just now I've heard the Black Stork scratching itself. :D
Marfo wrote:Well, if I were walking in the woods alone in the twilight and I heard this I would run like hell :nod:
Haha ... :rotf: Marfo, I guess, me too! :D
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18:55 what sound? BS arrive?

btw."The tawny owl is capable of catching smaller owls, but is itself vulnerable to the eagle owl or northern goshawk." (wiki)
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Solo :hi: , I have only heard the preening of the stork and the rustling of his feathers.
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Liz grat for the video! :) :wave:

Could somebody tell the archiv link for this cam?
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Michi wrote:Solo :hi: , I have only heard the preening of the stork and the rustling of his feathers.
oh yes, preening was immediately after them
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macko50 wrote: Could somebody tell the archiv link for this cam?
viewtopic.php?f=96&t=763 (they are the information)
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Here is now the whole event with the tawny owls. There was a Male and a Female Tawny owl

27 minutes :slap: :laugh:
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macko50 wrote:
Could somebody tell the archiv link for this cam?
Macko :hi: There is no archive. http://193.40.124.24/
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Liz01 wrote:
Macko :hi: There is no archive.
Thanks Liz!

:( I am sorry about it. :(
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