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7:05 whistles again.
7:10 poops into the nest and flew to the left

7:11 brings a huge branch

Liz01 wrote: April 3rd, 2019, 7:01 amThank you Urmas! I hope for a technical defect.

me too
it will now be a long, hard wait

7:14 He is still working- went in the old nest and brings a branch
7:18 he was in the old nest and flew away
7:18 brings a branch and is whistling short


7:20 he flew to the left


7:21 the next branch is brought


As far as I remember, there was another couple here before Karl!
I have to check it. In the first year we talked about it?

7:23 flew to the left
7:26 came in from the right with a twig. placed the twig and whistles.

We found that nest only in 2016. Think since that there was the same pair most probably. No rings, though before we caught Karl.
What was before, we can only speculate.

Urmas wrote: April 3rd, 2019, 7:28 am We found that nest only in 2016. Think since that there was the same pair most probably. No rings, though before we caught Karl.
What was before, we can only speculate.

Thank you Urmas, then I do not remember correctly!

7:32 He is here again with a branch. Whistles


6:38 is whistling


7:43 preening

7:53 He is still here and is preening himself




7:54 whistles and is doing nest work again

8:05 preening, preening, preening .

8:10 settles down in the nest




gets up again and continues preening

8:16 brings a branch from the old nest


8:21 and again

8:31 He is still here.
. and I will have breakfast

Liz,
What could happen to our Karl? No update from 29 March...

Berta wrote: April 3rd, 2019, 8:39 am Liz,
What could happen to our Karl? No update from 29 March...

here you can find the post:
viewtopic.php?p=640903#p640903

Berta

Urmas wrote: April 3rd, 2019, 6:59 am Data about Karl stopped in 29th of March AM, in Syria. Nothing suspicious in last data, but no more data.

8:43 he flew away? or jumps to the right


8:44 he was away and returned with a branch. I heard wing flapping

8:44 nearly 8:45 flew to the left

8:45 I hear braking branches
8:46 here again with a branch

very loud whistling...

8:49 flew to the left

8:52 brings a bunch moss


sings (he works much more at the nest this year than last year )


5:56 is still preening himself

I'm hungry

8:59 settles down into the nest (before he was singing loud) Is a female near?




9:01 gets up and is preening...

9:02 is singing again

Liz01 wrote: April 3rd, 2019, 8:44 amBerta

Liz, thanks. I am more peaceful that he will arrive soon.

9:15 He flew away. I think for breakfast? The next stork in the nest has to be KARL

Liz01 wrote: April 3rd, 2019, 9:20 am... The next stork in the nest has to be KARL ...

Karl+Kati

(and no fighting )

9:45 A little visitor. A great tit

Solo wrote: April 3rd, 2019, 9:47 am ...................(and no fighting )

I do not want to think about that. But last year Karl managed the matter quickly and confidently. It took place outside the nest.
It's a guess of mine that it went fast. We did not notice anything here at the nest. But the stork came again and again to visit Karl and Kati.