Black Stork Nest in Karula 2019

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Marcos wrote: August 22nd, 2019, 11:20 pm Hello to all stork lovers :loveshower:
Hello Marcos! :wave:
Welcome to the forum.

Many thanks for the wonderful video! :thumbs:
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Marcos wrote: August 22nd, 2019, 11:20 pm Hello to all stork lovers :loveshower:
Welcome Marcos! :hi:
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Glad you joined us!
We very much appreciate your video of our favorite stork family. :2thumbsup:
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23. Aug.

Good Morning :hi:

Marcos welcome to the forum
Your video is no longer visible

edit;
Only on YT :nod:
very nice video - thanks :2thumbsup:
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Helo everyone :hi:

and welcome Marcos !
Thank you very much for your wonderful video !
That's a very nice summary of special moments - there are many moments i won't like to forget again :)

i know, it's a lot of work and time you needed for it - thank you for this effort ! :))

The nest is empty and the feather now away, too - all on their way, as it must be :)

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I saw today 2 videos of a rescued juvenile sea eagle. The injury to the wing is similar to the injury Aru has.

hole in the wing. He was hanging from a branch of one dry pine tree.
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https://www.facebook.com/erik.soderback ... ater&ifg=1

https://www.facebook.com/erik.soderback ... 126681796/

It is of topic.But I think it's good to see how such a wound can develop. A branch can drill through the wing.
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Liz01 wrote: August 26th, 2019, 5:07 pm
Thanks Liz
That looks cruel :unsure: (my god, a hole in the wing). Hopefully the nerves or tendons are injured.
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27.08.2019 today we have in the nest were guests in 10:36:36 :
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and the little bird I could barely see in the nest in 10:36:42 :
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Tatiana60 wrote: August 27th, 2019, 9:43 pm 27.08.2019 today we have in the nest were guests in 10:36:36 :
and the little bird I could barely see in the nest in 10:36:42 :
the first bird is the Eurasian nuthatch or wood nuthatch (Sitta europaea)
the second bird is the European crested tit (Lophophanes cristatus)
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Solo wrote: August 27th, 2019, 9:59 pm the first bird is the Eurasian nuthatch or wood nuthatch (Sitta europaea)
the second bird is the European crested tit (Lophophanes cristatus)
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That's him - Wood nuthatch.
Cool pic)
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Solo wrote: August 27th, 2019, 9:59 pm the first bird is the Eurasian nuthatch or wood nuthatch (Sitta europaea)
the second bird is the European crested tit (Lophophanes cristatus)
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:shake: it turns out that the little bird I could barely see in the nest :shock: was the European crested tit (Lophophanes cristatus).. she's really crested, hairy, not combed :rotf: ... she's so cute and small and fast. The day was not in vain... :headroll: I liked these birds. Thank You, Solo.
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Tatiana60 wrote: September 2nd, 2019, 1:43 am...Thank You, Solo.
Tatiana, you're welcome :wave:
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Late in the season but there is a correction to be made about ring numbers.

Urmas says
is written that 7160 has letter O in the end, but in general letter O is not used on rings, because difficult to distinguish between 0 and O, especially in bad optical situation what is quite common in bird ring readings in the wild.
Our Oru will remain Oru but it is right to make the correction.
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jo, i send you am pm.

greets :wave:
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pica wrote: September 2nd, 2019, 3:40 pm jo, i send you am pm.

greets :wave:
pica, I have not had PM from you, yet. :dunno:
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Hello :)
Jo UK wrote:Urmas says
is written that 7160 has letter O in the end, but in general letter O is not used on rings, because difficult to distinguish between 0 and O, especially in bad optical situation what is quite common in bird ring readings in the wild.
Our Oru will remain Oru but it is right to make the correction.
The problem of 0 an O is clear.
But is this problem regarding the rings not solved by the knowledge, that there are 3 numerals and the last is a letter ?
(And the ring won't be changed now anyway)

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Visit :wave:
Pleae clarify - what is the problem which remains unsolved about O and 0?
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Hello Jo UK :)

May be it's a misunderstanding, i don't know ;)
Jo UK wrote:Pleae clarify - what is the problem which remains unsolved about O and 0?
In my opinion there is no problem, that's all.

But obviously cause of this correction there was seen a problem:
Jo UK wrote:Late in the season but there is a correction to be made about ring numbers.

Urmas says
is written that 7160 has letter O in the end, but in general letter O is not used on rings, because difficult to distinguish between 0 and O, especially in bad optical situation what is quite common in bird ring readings in the wild.
Our Oru will remain Oru but it is right to make the correction.
At first, i think, the ring won't be removed again - so where is a correction has been done ?
And second, i don't understand the sense of such a correction.
If you know, that the number of a ring consists 3 numerals and the last is a letter, you don't have any problem with the question of 0 or O.
Otherwise you could say: 160 or 106 or 016 is not possible because of the possibility, that it might be seen as an O, too.
So, if you know the system, that's no problem, even if somebody tells you 7060, you will know which one is a numeral and which one is a letter.

Have a nice weekend
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OK visit. I understand your meanimg.
Thanks.
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Hello dear users, I followed this forum the whole season and never wrote anything. But now I have to ask if anybody knows something about little Aru because today he disappered from birdmap
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dodohart wrote: September 8th, 2019, 6:09 pm Hello dear users, I followed this forum the whole season and never wrote anything. But now I have to ask if anybody knows something about little Aru because today he disappered from birdmap
Hello dodohart and welcome to forum :hi:
Look ... ARU is on the map. He even flew back south.
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