Camera system has light sensor to save energy in dark time.
Hope we will see the nest owners soon!
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Aha!Urmas wrote:Camera system has light sensor to save energy in dark time.
Hope we will see the nest owners soon!
they will come soon. They need a little holiday at the sea.
The breeding season is long, they need a lot of power.at the moment there are no eagles on the nests. not in Latvia, not in Norway and also not here.
we wait
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it was still daylight yesterday when the camera stopped yesterday. the light sensor will need setting changes soon (hopefully due to eagles returning home!).
- can it be adjusted remotely?
btw: today it's
Feb 8
- can it be adjusted remotely?
btw: today it's
Feb 8
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good morning 
the cam works
the cam works
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I like the view of this cam but when it is windy it makes me seasick.
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Hagnat wrote:I like the view of this cam but when it is windy it makes me seasick.
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There is easy argument against to be seasick near cam window - close your eyes for few time....
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No eagle, but noisy ravens, at least two of them, maybe three
10:52
Still clucking from above
Maybe it was a couple, defending its territory against a third bird? There are some fly-arounds later, and a lot of calling.
No eagle, but noisy ravens, at least two of them, maybe three
10:52
Still clucking from above
Maybe it was a couple, defending its territory against a third bird? There are some fly-arounds later, and a lot of calling.
Nature does nothing in vain (Aristoteles)
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ame
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Urmas, will there be Pontu pictures and videos in the Pontu archive soon?
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One very talkative raven visited the nest....
One very talkative raven visited the nest....
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I asked Techno-Urmas for that, hope he will manage.ame wrote:Urmas, will there be Pontu pictures and videos in the Pontu archive soon?
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finally a bird in the nest. Bea, it is a beautiful visitor
Thank goodness I'm without sound
Thank goodness I'm without sound
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WtE - alarm!
No rings and corvids are complaining about the visitor .... it was a silent visit, only the corvids were noisy
It nibbled a bit on some branches, but one can´t call that real "nestwork" ... some looked a bit more like "cleaning beak"
WtE - alarm!
No rings and corvids are complaining about the visitor .... it was a silent visit, only the corvids were noisy
It nibbled a bit on some branches, but one can´t call that real "nestwork" ... some looked a bit more like "cleaning beak"
Nature does nothing in vain (Aristoteles)
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i think that the Lady of the Nest came home.
no rings on this beauty.
no rings on this beauty.
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17:17 took wings
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the crows and jackdaws stopped calling after the eagle was gone. so that's why they began to make noise so suddenly: the eagle arrived somewhere nearby. the noise of the crows and jackdaws made me look at the camera in the first place and soon i saw the eagle landing on the nest.
edit: this lady (i think it's a she) is not very old yet: she has some dark on her beak.
i see that Bea already has a video of this Lady so i'll remove mine.
here's anyway hte address:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ma-PzuybxvM
17:20 camera off. that was close!
the camera should run a little later/darker, just in case.
edit: this lady (i think it's a she) is not very old yet: she has some dark on her beak.
i see that Bea already has a video of this Lady so i'll remove mine.
here's anyway hte address:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ma-PzuybxvM
17:20 camera off. that was close!
the camera should run a little later/darker, just in case.
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i made a close-up of this Lady. when i was watching the video again i began to suspect that she is not the Lady of the Nest though. she seemed to be in a 'wrong place'. she was looking around so carefully and cautiously that i made me think that she doesn't belong here after all.
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such a beauty
Ame, you're right. She has a little black on the beak. It looks sweet
Ame, you're right. She has a little black on the beak. It looks sweet