Estonian Osprey Nest (Irma & Ivo) 2018
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Re: Estonian Osprey Nest (Irma & Ivo) 2018
As you know. Jaak's plastic Id ring slipped down from his leg capturing two fingers of his claw.
Possibly the plastic ring may drop off by itself, but maybe not. But if not methods should be considered now to capture Jaak so that the ring may be removed or replaced.
From a quick google I found the power snares may be used to capture ospreys.
http://www.globalraptors.org/grin/resea ... e_1996.pdf
Only for your consideration. I am not an expert on capturing raptors. Ideally an expert would be contacted.
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The method of using power snares as described in the paper seems ideally suited to capturing Jaak in the nest. I can't force anybody to consider it but we will all be very sad if Jaak dies.
http://www.globalraptors.org/grin/Resea ... lresID=150
Where he has left his contact details.
Am Rosenhuegel 59
Krems, 3500 Austria
Phone: +43 2732 72028
Email: mikemcgrady@hotmail.com
As simple as that, to follow up and find out if his methods will work to catch Jaak.
Possibly the plastic ring may drop off by itself, but maybe not. But if not methods should be considered now to capture Jaak so that the ring may be removed or replaced.
From a quick google I found the power snares may be used to capture ospreys.
http://www.globalraptors.org/grin/resea ... e_1996.pdf
Only for your consideration. I am not an expert on capturing raptors. Ideally an expert would be contacted.
Note:
The method of using power snares as described in the paper seems ideally suited to capturing Jaak in the nest. I can't force anybody to consider it but we will all be very sad if Jaak dies.
http://www.globalraptors.org/grin/Resea ... lresID=150
Where he has left his contact details.
Am Rosenhuegel 59
Krems, 3500 Austria
Phone: +43 2732 72028
Email: mikemcgrady@hotmail.com
As simple as that, to follow up and find out if his methods will work to catch Jaak.
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Fish for Heli
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10:34 Heli flew away with her big fish
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Good morning everyone!
Peterdriscoll, welcome to the forum!
Only on the previous page we got an answer about current situation from Urmas Sellis, Estonian ornithologist and our contact person for questions:
https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 55#p611755
Thank you for your research about trapping raptors. In 2013 forum member Jürgen (and member of Estonian Kotkaklubi) made a documentation about a try to catch an adult osprey:
https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 99#p260799
Adults can only be caught in certain time, when they have a nest/territory with nestlings that they defend. Juveniles can be equipped with rings in the nest only as long as they have not yet flegded.
Peterdriscoll, welcome to the forum!
Only on the previous page we got an answer about current situation from Urmas Sellis, Estonian ornithologist and our contact person for questions:
https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 55#p611755
Thank you for your research about trapping raptors. In 2013 forum member Jürgen (and member of Estonian Kotkaklubi) made a documentation about a try to catch an adult osprey:
https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 99#p260799
Adults can only be caught in certain time, when they have a nest/territory with nestlings that they defend. Juveniles can be equipped with rings in the nest only as long as they have not yet flegded.
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Irma came down to the nest for a moment - then she was back to the cam support and continues hollering for fish up there
Today is August 19 .... and she is still here with us - but for how long?
11:26
Irma came down to the nest for a moment - then she was back to the cam support and continues hollering for fish up there
Today is August 19 .... and she is still here with us - but for how long?
Nature does nothing in vain (Aristoteles)
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Dear Irma
So good to still see her today. It's a small consolation in this otherwise sad situation..
Dear Irma
So good to still see her today. It's a small consolation in this otherwise sad situation..
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It also seems that with the approaching migration part of forum members have also migrated..
Sappheira, where are you? Jenny, Gavril, and others.. hopefully you are at least reading the forum
Sappheira, where are you? Jenny, Gavril, and others.. hopefully you are at least reading the forum
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11:50 Irma landed, 11:51 jumped to the cam stand
11:59 Irma got a headless fish from Ivo and flew to the dead tree with it
11:59 Irma got a headless fish from Ivo and flew to the dead tree with it
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Irma´s complaints have been heard - a headless fish (Bream?) was delivered.
As Ivo had already his share from this fish (headless), Irma must have been seen him eating in a tree and for that she was probably already hollering so long
Irma´s complaints have been heard - a headless fish (Bream?) was delivered.
As Ivo had already his share from this fish (headless), Irma must have been seen him eating in a tree and for that she was probably already hollering so long
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12:28 Irma is sitting on the dead tree, she finished eating at 12:18
12:35 Heli landed, 12:40 she jumped to the cam stand, Irma is on the dead tree
13:06 Irma flew away from the dead tree
13:07 An osprey landed on the thin dead tree right to "our" dead tree
13:11 An osprey landed on the dead tree
12:35 Heli landed, 12:40 she jumped to the cam stand, Irma is on the dead tree
13:06 Irma flew away from the dead tree
13:07 An osprey landed on the thin dead tree right to "our" dead tree
13:11 An osprey landed on the dead tree
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I'm glad to read that Jaak got a fish. I scrolled back and saw, that he was able to handle and could eat it faster than yesterday evening, although Heli was blocking the view. I took some pics.
Finall he left with his fish...
Finall he left with his fish...
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14:06 Two ospreys
It is raining a bit there.
15:47 Poor Jaak arrived, calling for fish!
It is raining a bit there.
15:47 Poor Jaak arrived, calling for fish!
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15:47 Jaak back, looks like the ring moving down a little bit ?
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Let's hope, seira, that this bad thing is going away...seira wrote: ↑August 19th, 2018, 3:55 pm 15:47 Jaak back, looks like the ring moving down a little bit ?
http://up.picr.de/33604169dv.jpg
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I think it looks much better! the ring is only on one claw! Bea or someone else who knows should take a look. I'm not good in that.
I'm surprised that the ring has not fallen off yet?
seira you saw it too! that's greatseira wrote: ↑August 19th, 2018, 3:55 pm 15:47 Jaak back, looks like the ring moving down a little bit ?
http://up.picr.de/33604169dv.jpg
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That looks very fine! Seems that the ring is only about ONE toe!
Hi Liz, I think the bow of the claw only holds the ring tight ...
Hi Liz, I think the bow of the claw only holds the ring tight ...
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It is still on the same 2 toes, but has come down a little. Looks like it is a LITTLE easier for XJ to handle.
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TimeaTimea wrote: ↑August 19th, 2018, 4:08 pm It is still on the same 2 toes, but has come down a little. Looks like it is a LITTLE easier for XJ to handle.
http://i68.tinypic.com/2yvrpcz.jpg
http://i67.tinypic.com/34qqzus.jpg
When you see his arrival, you can see that it is only at one toe