
Estonian white-tailed sea eagle nest camera 2018
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Re: Estonian white-tailed sea eagle nest camera 2018
Shes alive... great to hear the song... and so long away... hopefully she´s back in the neste i a couple of days... 

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Sulvi sees food! :-))
Sulvi sees food! :-))
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Wonderful skies.

Good night all
Wonderful skies.

Good night all

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I was about to post the same photo:)Timea wrote: ↑July 13th, 2018, 10:20 pm22.18:
Wonderful skies.
http://i65.tinypic.com/nb3o8o.jpg
Good night all![]()
Beautiful estonian summer evening
Timea


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Good morning!
The morning has been quiet since about 4:30, when I started to listen the nest area. No eagle calls at all.
Closest to eagles have been those ridiculous pigeons, who try to cheat everyone to believe they are eagle-owls.
I am pretty sure the pigeon searches some dry and hollow tree with a hole in it, puts its beak into the hole and shouts "uhu-u-uhuu, uhu-u-uhuu" and roll on the branch laughing.
Despite being quite silent, the morning is again very beautiful. This picture is from about 5:20

5:43 Just after having written that nothing has been heard, Sulvi started to squel like seeing food or even getting it?
Quite near, but not in the nest tree. She went silent quite soon. Hopefully she is eating?
5:48 and 5:50 Sulvi called again in an insisting style. So, she probably did not get food earlier or dropped it.
Good morning!

The morning has been quiet since about 4:30, when I started to listen the nest area. No eagle calls at all.
Closest to eagles have been those ridiculous pigeons, who try to cheat everyone to believe they are eagle-owls.


Despite being quite silent, the morning is again very beautiful. This picture is from about 5:20

5:43 Just after having written that nothing has been heard, Sulvi started to squel like seeing food or even getting it?
Quite near, but not in the nest tree. She went silent quite soon. Hopefully she is eating?
5:48 and 5:50 Sulvi called again in an insisting style. So, she probably did not get food earlier or dropped it.
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Hi Sylvika

Sorry for the late answer. There was really little air traffic on Thursday morning. Not many airplanes, not many birds.
I did not see any tits, so I made a Google search using the word "tit" to get you some pictures, but I must have written the word incorrectly...

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Sulvi has been calling regularly about every 2 minutes since 5:48, so she very obviously could not eat anything before that.
Her voice can be heard from some quite close a place, because there is almost no echo, when her voice is at strongest. In other words, when she calls towards the microphone, there is free or almost free air between her beak and the mic.
Her voice can be heard from some quite close a place, because there is almost no echo, when her voice is at strongest. In other words, when she calls towards the microphone, there is free or almost free air between her beak and the mic.
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Good morning Konrad
I've been listening too, and I can confirm your observations. There was one more interesting thing. At about 5.58-5.59 I heard rustle in the pine tree located right next to the nest tree, then there was strong movement in the twigs (circled in the screenshot), which can only be created by a large bird when it takes off. After that Sulvi's voice has been more distant. I'm quite sure that Sulvi was there, so close to the nest, and then left to where she is now calling (6.00-). A video would show the movement, but unfortunately Sulvi herself wasn't seen. Yet.
The screenshot was taken shortly after the incident to show the area where Sulvi quite possibly had been calling parents for some time before leaving.


I've been listening too, and I can confirm your observations. There was one more interesting thing. At about 5.58-5.59 I heard rustle in the pine tree located right next to the nest tree, then there was strong movement in the twigs (circled in the screenshot), which can only be created by a large bird when it takes off. After that Sulvi's voice has been more distant. I'm quite sure that Sulvi was there, so close to the nest, and then left to where she is now calling (6.00-). A video would show the movement, but unfortunately Sulvi herself wasn't seen. Yet.

The screenshot was taken shortly after the incident to show the area where Sulvi quite possibly had been calling parents for some time before leaving.

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Good morning rebelde!
Funny coincidence, but I also happened to notice those twigs moving. Did not see any bird either.
Sulvi's voice was more silent and more far away for some time, especially at 6:42, but now the voice comes again from some place closer.
Our problem is that one mentioned many times: when Sulvi's beak is towards the microphone, she sounds to be much closer to the nest tree.

Funny coincidence, but I also happened to notice those twigs moving. Did not see any bird either.

Sulvi's voice was more silent and more far away for some time, especially at 6:42, but now the voice comes again from some place closer.
Our problem is that one mentioned many times: when Sulvi's beak is towards the microphone, she sounds to be much closer to the nest tree.

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It has been very quiet since about 7:00. Sulvi is having a nap, or she has moved somewhere clearly more far way?
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Did you hear the rustle before the twigs started moving? I think Sulvi is going around in the more shadowy part of the woods and is well camouflaged even when she's close enough to be seen. She hasn't come out in the open yet. Anyway it's quite obvious that she flies from one place to another.

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Yep, I heard. I thought it might be a squirrel again at the microphone, but I saw nothing else than the branch moving quickly.rebelde wrote: ↑July 14th, 2018, 7:23 amDid you hear the rustle before the twigs started moving? I think Sulvi is going around in the more shadowy part of the woods and is well camouflaged even when she's close enough to be seen. She hasn't come out in the open yet. Anyway it's quite obvious that she flies from one place to another.![]()
It is quite possible, that Sulvi flies from tree to tree at lower levels.

Now I have to go to do also something else for a while than listening to forest voices.


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No, not so close. The rustle came from the same place where the movement was, maybe from Sulvi getting ready to take off. (I'm insisting on it.Konrad wrote: ↑July 14th, 2018, 7:31 amYep, I heard. I thought it might be a squirrel again at the microphone, but I saw nothing else than the branch moving quickly.
It is quite possible, that Sulvi flies from tree to tree at lower levels.The nest grid is quite high and strong flying is needed to get up there...


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OK, OK.rebelde wrote: ↑July 14th, 2018, 7:42 amNo, not so close. The rustle came from the same place where the movement was, maybe from Sulvi getting ready to take off. (I'm insisting on it.) Of course she's flying around unless she has some injury, which I don't think is the case. There's no other way to go! Have a good day
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I had one more thing to say. If you or other readers want to see also birds and not just an empty nest every now and then, I recommend the osprey nest (Kalakotkas2), which you can find in this forum in the thread "Osprey Webcam Forum". There are three lively osprets, a male, who carries food to them with admirable eager and a female, who feeds all the osprets and "polishes" the nest.

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Good morning everyone!
Thank you Konrad and Rebelde for an informative dialogue in the early hours.
I rewinded the video at 5.58 and i believe too that Sulvi was the one flying from one tree to another. First we see twigs from lower branches of the nest tree (i think) move and seconds later a heavy movement on the branches (big fat bird landing
) on the tree aside. Invisible Sulvi flying and shuffling around - thats good enough to make me happy 
Thank you Konrad and Rebelde for an informative dialogue in the early hours.
I rewinded the video at 5.58 and i believe too that Sulvi was the one flying from one tree to another. First we see twigs from lower branches of the nest tree (i think) move and seconds later a heavy movement on the branches (big fat bird landing


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Oh I feel dizzy! I'm not sure I can watch this cam - I can't breathe! How do they stay there when there is storm? Yes, I know, of course they do. But what a location!Konrad wrote: ↑July 14th, 2018, 7:59 amI had one more thing to say. If you or other readers want to see also birds and not just an empty nest every now and then, I recommend the osprey nest (Kalakotkas2), which you can find in this forum in the thread "Osprey Webcam Forum". There are three lively osprets, a male, who carries food to them with admirable eager and a female, who feeds all the osprets and "polishes" the nest.![]()
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Sulvi, is that you?



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Hello everyone
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Sulvi calls briefly
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again

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Sulvi calls briefly
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Please, let me know Durbe.O'14.17 A young eagle screams under a tree. I can not log in to the Durbe Forum