Latvian WtE nest webcamera Juras-erglis Durbe 2023

[ame]

17:51 Voldis got up, jumped to the right branch and flew out. then he flew to the top.
17:52 Milda dropped down from the top.
17:53 Milda rolled the eggs. Voldis flew away from the top.

(feeding time)

[ame]

18:42 Milda rolled the eggs.


18:56 Milda rolled the eggs.

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19:07 Milda yawned. then she rolled the eggs.


then it soon became too dark to see anything.

playlist:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjup ... tMZzhc87Fs

[Liz01]

March 26

Good Morning

ame, thanks

6:42:17 quack quack a mallard?
6:45/6:47 swans are calling loud and long- I I hear quack quack
6:48 Milda woke up
6:48:50 Milda raises her head and looks to the left


she is still looking around

[Liz01]

6:58 she stands up and is stretching her wings .. egg rolling


7:00:25 Whooper swans are flying.. I hear their wing beating

foe me it seems she sees someone there. Voldis?

[Liz01]

7:10 oink oink from the ground
7:13:35 a crane is calling, then a black woodpecker
7:14 the crane again
7:30:40 Volis flew to the tree top


Milda stands up


7:31 she flew away

[Liz01]

Voldis came down into the nest and covers the eggs


7:36:30 he is calling
7:37:30 eagle flew from the right to the left. He is calling again

7:40 it rains

8:05 it is still raining.

[ame]

good morning!
thank you Liz!

the Summer Time began today: clocks have been turned 3 -> 4 in the morning.


oh boy it rains so....

[ame]

at about half past 6 the birds began to sing. a robin was first. then thrushes joined.

6:42 a mallard flew by near and quaked...
6:45 swans called... then it sounded like they landed somewhere nearby, too near. i hope not on the Swan Pond.
6:48 Milda woke up.

[ame]

6:56 first raindrop hit the lens.

6:58 Milda rolled the eggs.
- there were sounds of wings but whooper swans usually fly without sounds of wings. they weren't mute swans either. their wings whistle loud.

[ame]

7:10 voices of a BIG , not any piglet .

[ame]

7:30:30 Voldis flew from over the forest on the left (from Fish Market?) and then to the top.
7:31 Milda flew out to the right and Voldis from the top to nest. he rolled the eggs.


it began raining.

[ame]

7:36 Milda called rahter near and Voldis replied.
7:37 Milda flew from right to left over the meadow and Voldis called.


it began to rain harder.

[ame]

7:51 two whooper swans flew away from the lake. to me it seemed that they took off somewhere near the Swan Pond.
then they flew back from the right over the meadow to the left.


i hope that they don't plan to stay here.

[ame]

8:21:00 two swans flew by the nest tree towards the Swan Pond and turned there to the right and then flew over the meadow.
at a very short distance (a few meters) the wings made a hrrrhh-hrrrhh-hrrrhh - sound, but at longer distance i couldn't hear anything.

[ame]

9:18 Voldis rolled the eggs.

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9:28 Voldis rolled the eggs.

[ame]

9:32:45 the swans flew from the left and landed on the lake. that is not good! fly away!

[ame]

9:37:10 one more swan landed on the lake. another flew over.
then a take-off platy-platy-platy-plat.... and a lot of calls...
9:37:23 one swan flew left (visible against the sky). more flapping sounds on water.
9:38:04 a bird flew high in sky to left.
then i had a break in transmission of the stream.
9:39:01 one swan flew to right. then another break, not so long as the earlier.
9:39:50 one swan flew to the right. then quack-quack-quack.
9:41:41 one swan flew a few meters to the right and stayed on the lake.

(i need breakfast)

[ame]

9:54 two swans took off from the right side of the lake and flew to the left. then a lot of calls. they perhaps didn't fly away altogether.
9:55:59 a bird flew to our top, a thrush of some sort, probably a blackbird. Voldis looked up. there were voices which sounded like a blackbird and another thrush, probably a redwing.
9:57:42 the bird flew away. another thrush talked nearby. then more blackbird's voices...
9:58:45 a bird to the top, again probably a blackbird.
9:59:03 flew away.
then a swan flew a short tour above the lake.


10:09 a swan flew away from the lake first to the right but then all the way to the left.