Bird of the Year 2020: Great Crested Grebe (Podiceps cristatus)
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In the YT comments at 13:19 there was a sentence that the Great Reed Warbler is now singing more or less non-stop for about 10 ? 12 hours...
I saw the small bird at 12:46 - at first the bird's shadow appears in the water 12:46:27 and then it is already visible at the top of the reed, after flying away it reappears in the middle - on the broken reed.
In video first the scene at normal speed, then 2x slower.
I saw the small bird at 12:46 - at first the bird's shadow appears in the water 12:46:27 and then it is already visible at the top of the reed, after flying away it reappears in the middle - on the broken reed.
In video first the scene at normal speed, then 2x slower.
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Made
In the morning 6:01 and 6:05
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In the morning 6:01 and 6:05
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thanks, Fleur, Made, Moira, venegor, Hellem, Guest for the interesting insights in the swimming nest!
In the last night i saw the sleepless Great grebe, somewhat worried or disturbed - no idea.
At first near the nest, then she sat on the eggs, then again standing up:
*Please don't feed the trolls!*
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Fleur!
Was it a small fish in his beak? I wonder why it was important for him to eat it in her presence? (I don't differ by gender, I just think so. )
Biker! You also was sleepless.. it is very nice stream, I wish success for this pair.
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Made: I haven't seen a Fish, I think it was a piece of reed?
22:01 here is a big Fish
Made: I haven't seen a Fish, I think it was a piece of reed?
22:01 here is a big Fish
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Fleur, very nice shots!
I saw two fishes in the beak..(likely)
Look at 4:02 of video (12:20 of camera time) - fish, isn`t it? And he eat the fish (is better, if set 2x lower speed)..
And here also - in the first visit (half of the first minute). He used to do it... why?
I saw two fishes in the beak..(likely)
Look at 4:02 of video (12:20 of camera time) - fish, isn`t it? And he eat the fish (is better, if set 2x lower speed)..
And here also - in the first visit (half of the first minute). He used to do it... why?
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@Made: I saw what you meant this morning.
I have never seen that before.
I don't know why this is done
Maybe to show that he could take care of the little ones too?
It is a thought.
@Made: I saw what you meant this morning.
I have never seen that before.
I don't know why this is done
Maybe to show that he could take care of the little ones too?
It is a thought.
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Male eat fish in front of face from the partner
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by Made » May 25th, 2020, 8:12 pm
Was it a small fish in his beak? I wonder why it was important for him to eat it in her presence? (I don't differ by gender, I just think so. )
Biker! You also was sleepless.. it is very nice stream, I wish success for this pair.)
i thought it too. And this: maybe he was wrong, a bit too early "uff the little ones aren't yet out"by Fleur » May 26th, 2020, 7:40 am
Maybe to show that he could take care of the little ones too?
It is a thought.
@ Made, no not sleepless, i sleep different. (in intervals like Ronaldo, but without sleep trainer )
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in the morning the camera picture seemed to be frozen
It's good that everything is fine now
*Please don't feed the trolls!*
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I like thought, that he reports in such a way, that he is redy
In a clutch of two or more hatchlings, male and female grebes will each identify their 'favourites', which they alone will care for and teach. /https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_crested_grebe/
Once the babies have hatched, the parents divide them among themselves and each of them takes care of their side of the children. The father of the babies is the first, because he takes the first hatched birds, while the female continues to hatch the remaining eggs. /GT of https://lv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cekuld%C5%ABkuris/
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7:45 change
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7:45 change
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22.41 A beaver came and sat on the nest
it stayed there for a short while - i don't know if beavers eat eggs, but at least one of the eggs seemed destroyed
it leaves the scene
and the bird comes home now
it stayed there for a short while - i don't know if beavers eat eggs, but at least one of the eggs seemed destroyed
it leaves the scene
and the bird comes home now
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The beaver weights about 30 kg , I think they don't eat eggs, the beavers are vegetarians, he was only sitting and cleaning his fur
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it comes back to nest
and moves the damaged egg back in
and moves the damaged egg back in