21.32.41 female tawny owl
21.45.01 and longer..... roe deer barking
21.45.15 a song trush (? i think) starts a wonderful and long lasting evening song, quite near
21.46.30 end of song trush's song
21.50.04 the roe deer still barking (with short interruptions)
several times also chick's voices were heard, but to these times i can't definitely say if it was either a chup-chup or a cheep-cheep - Milda covered the clutch
At the feeding 21.28 - 21.33 was no PIP to see on the egg. There was a dark spot, but that was a dropped food morsel, later removed by Milda. Before the dropped food the egg had no dark spot at the visible side.
21.30.32 visible egg side shows no PIP
21.30.35 food morsel dropped on egg by Milda
21.30.47 Milda took the food morsel off the egg
at this feeding the younger ate more than the older chick
21.32.22 the little one was leaning on the bigger one
22.22.20 now clearly twittering of one chick
22.41.40 it sounds like raining
22.43.30 wind gets stronger
22.44.00 strong wind gusts and still the sound of rain
22.45.00 wind calmed, still raining
22.50.00 less rain or stopped
23.06.57 Milda got up, shakes the water off her plumage, ruffles feathers
23.08.03 - 23.10.00 one chick twittering and Milda moving slightly over the nest bowl, then settles in
23.10.12 - 23.10.34 a few more "peeps" of a chick (but not the "peeep-peeep" begging for food)
23.11.05 the "peeps" go over into demanding peeep-peeep, Milda hardly visible seems to stand
Balistar - that's interesting.
