Black Stork nest in Portugal

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lynx.pardallus wrote: Good morning :wave:
I put the video on YouTube, now.
It can be seen in this link: http://www.youtube.com/user/lmoreiravideos
Thank you! I was about to put this same link I had found in youtube in the morning!! It is yours! :laugh: Good luck for the Portuguese Black Storks!
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Mating again
The first one at 09:50 UTC but it was too far
And the second one at 10:04 UTC, down below :loveshower:
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And acting :headroll:
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More acting :headroll:
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So there may be eggs here, too, any day soon? The nesting season is here.
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Jo UK wrote:So there may be eggs here, too, any day soon? The nesting season is here.
We hope so :headroll:
From what I saw in Looduskalender BS, the first egg was "out" 6 days after they mate. I don't know if it is the usual time :puzzled:
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Waiting for Black Storks to return...
Who are you, litte bird! :rolleyes:
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renandeli wrote:Waiting for Black Storks to return...
Who are you, litte bird! :rolleyes:
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Everybody is waiting :shake: Even blackbirds :rotf:
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BS arrived! :headroll:
Both :loveshower:
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garina do mar wrote:BS arrived! :headroll:
Both :loveshower:
I have my finger over the video-key :bounce: :shock:
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TWO BEAUTIFUL STORKS
One preening and the other fixing the nest :bounce:
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renandeli wrote:I have my finger over the video-key :bounce: :shock:
I'll send you the video from this morning :rotf:
And from their arrival :shake:
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garina do mar wrote: I'll send you the video from this morning :rotf:
And from their arrival :shake:
Thank you! :bounce:
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Well, the moonlight is gorgeous, but it is not fullmoon. :innocent:
The sharp black shadow of the Black Stork is like on other Black Stork. The real other Black Stork is sleeping on the comfortable nest which they builded the whole morning..

Moonlight:

at 21:06
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renandeli wrote:Waiting for Black Storks to return...
Who are you, litte bird! :rolleyes:
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Beautiful "melro" (Turdus merula) :book:
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renandeli wrote:Well, the moonlight is gorgeous, but it is not fullmoon. :innocent:
The sharp black shadow of the Black Stork is like on other Black Stork. The real other Black Stork is sleeping on the comfortable nest which they builded the whole morning..

Moonlight:

at 21:06
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at 21:20
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Beautiful images... :loveshower: and it is not full moon... yet :whistling:
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This image is from 7 March, at 16:32 - my time, which is UTC -5 (I cannot convert :cry: )
The part inside the square was lightened.
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bociany wrote:This image is from 7 March, at 16:32 - my time, which is UTC -5 (I cannot convert :cry: )
The part inside the square was lightened.
Hi, :wave: the view is magic, Bo! when it is 16:32 in Massachusets USA, it is in Estonia + 8h, 00:32.

I counted it with my fingers. I took one pic at 00:40 and the shadow on the Black Stork is in same position! (i have no program to make a part of a pic sharper..
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bociany wrote:This image is from 7 March, at 16:32 - my time, which is UTC -5 (I cannot convert :cry: )
The part inside the square was lightened.
:wave: Bociany and all
Your software is fantastic. The shadows effect is so funny, it seems that there are 2 BS there.
(16:32 in Boston its 21:32 in Portugal and 23:32 in Estonia :book:)

At 7h30 UTC (Portuguese time until the next 3 weeks), wich are 9h30 in Estonia and 2h30 at your home, it was lot of fog and BS were not there.
It looks like that the eggs are already on their way, that the nest is almost ready to receive them and that they have other not less important things to take care as feeding them selves :laugh:
Now we have to wait :shake:
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BS arrived :loveshower: At 9h18 UTC.
And went directly to the nest where she stays with her head turned to the inside :cry:
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