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Hope she will lay her second egg soon - or my eyes will fall out of my head sooname wrote:not yet: she lay down again.
Besides I´m watching the Latvian eagle cam - one can get seasick today, the nest is swayed so hard
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ame
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ztkjhwlibg246?? was there something interesting at the siga ground? 
i looked and there was no-one...
Linda is lying there as if she has no intention to do anything else...
i hope she didn't drop the egg anywhere in the forest yesterday afternoon... -just kidding!
15:17 Linda got up... one egg.
15:20 she lay down again. and up... and down.
even hubby is interested in this process. he just called and his first question was: "any egg yet?"
... i'll have to leave soon for the rest of the evening...
i looked and there was no-one...Linda is lying there as if she has no intention to do anything else...
i hope she didn't drop the egg anywhere in the forest yesterday afternoon... -just kidding!
15:17 Linda got up... one egg.
15:20 she lay down again. and up... and down.
even hubby is interested in this process. he just called and his first question was: "any egg yet?"
... i'll have to leave soon for the rest of the evening...
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I gues the transition to the somewhat lethargic state of breeding from the alert state of mind must be quite something for the birds. But I don't see them complaining! Brave birds they are.
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is she calling for sulev i wonder? 
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Yes, it seemed like this - Linda beeped a few times and Sulev came in
Yes, it seemed like this - Linda beeped a few times and Sulev came in
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16:48
Linda got up, made a wingstretch and took off - Sulev stays at the nest
Linda got up, made a wingstretch and took off - Sulev stays at the nest
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all. Thanks for all the pics, videos and info. Welcome ghubfuj and ztkjhwlibg246 to this forum. 16:45 Linda called 10 times Sulev before he came. He took over the nesting from Linda.[youtube]/kvjREQJIrNY[/youtube]
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The last sunrays for today
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ame
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hhmmm....? still no new egg...
hubby said "what about if she has another nest somewhere with another male and she leaves in the afternoons to lay her eggs there?"
i had to think for a few secondsbefore i realized that this would not be a successful breeding strategy for WTEs. both parents are absolutely necessary for them. they are not like some little birds, like e.g. pied flycatcher males can have two families at the same time.
i had recording running while i was away and i made a shorter clip of the change. the sound is offset agian i'm afraid. i also took snapsoths of the change. they are in a separate album: http://www.mejuba.com/albums/amelo/157634/1
Sulev brought a bale of hay again so that it couldn't be seen how many eggs there were.
hubby said "what about if she has another nest somewhere with another male and she leaves in the afternoons to lay her eggs there?"
i had to think for a few secondsbefore i realized that this would not be a successful breeding strategy for WTEs. both parents are absolutely necessary for them. they are not like some little birds, like e.g. pied flycatcher males can have two families at the same time.
i had recording running while i was away and i made a shorter clip of the change. the sound is offset agian i'm afraid. i also took snapsoths of the change. they are in a separate album: http://www.mejuba.com/albums/amelo/157634/1
Sulev brought a bale of hay again so that it couldn't be seen how many eggs there were.
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Sulev turned the egg at 18:07
18:07 in golden red sun.
18:07 in golden red sun.
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Linda, for the night shift AND ...
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Good evening
Ame, your 18:07 photo is really beautiful
17:54 - Sulev in the afternoon sun..
18:46 - Sunset..still Sulev..
Ame, your 18:07 photo is really beautiful
17:54 - Sulev in the afternoon sun..
18:46 - Sunset..still Sulev..
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Linda came back and Sulev rather reluctantly got up and left. 
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"You can judge a man's true character by the way he treats his fellow animals" (Paul McCartney)
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18:54
Linda back and on the nest now .... I hope she was on her way to find the second egg ....
Linda back and on the nest now .... I hope she was on her way to find the second egg ....
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18:58 - I see that it has been a change of guard while I was uploading my pictures, I can't see, and upload, at the same time, and now it's Linda in the nest. It will soon be dark..
Bea, I see we have the same, but at the same time a little different, photos
Bea, I see we have the same, but at the same time a little different, photos
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18:54 Linda arrived and had something small with in her beak and she took over the nesting from Sulev.[youtube]/UGKIJnPJsck[/youtube]
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Nice video Wil, and also thank you for photos, videos and comments from today
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Lussi
Yours is a minute later
I´m out now to visit my parents and be back tomorrow evening - hoping to find a second surprise here ...
Yours is a minute later
I´m out now to visit my parents and be back tomorrow evening - hoping to find a second surprise here ...
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It will be interesting tomorrow morningBea wrote: I´m out now to visit my parents and be back tomorrow evening - hoping to find a second surprise here ...
I wish you a nice visit with your parents, Bea