Images from webcam captured by  Maggy, LK forum

Translation Liis

Early morning

Tawny owl     Kodukakk       Strix aluco

On Thursday Klaara somehow did not at all want to fly out in the evening from the nest hollow. Klaus came calling on her but it seemed more sensible to him to bring Klaara a mouse… In early morning the fourth egg was in the nest.

In stormy weather there may be interruptions in the webcam operation, but our viewers know that breaks occur in direct stream transmission from forest life from dozens of reasons.

Photos Arne Ader

Translation Liis

Lapwing

Lapwing     Kiivitaja     Vanellus vanellus

Video recorded by  Fleur, LK forum
Translation Liis

Tawny owl        Kodukakk       Strix aluco

Klaara already knows that Klaus will bring something edible to the nest (we cannot hear those sounds).

In the beginning of the video the calls of Klaara and the more masculine “approval” from male Klaus - when his beak is free from the food – can be clearly seen and heard. If the web camera is open in the background we can often have an idea in advance of the doings of the tawny owls.

Text Marko Mägi

Photo Wikimedia
Translation Liis

Japanese tit

We know that human speech consists of various vocal elements (sounds or notes)  that combine together to form words which in turn form sentences. Animals interact similarly: for instance among birds and mammals specific predator warning calls have developed. However, it was not known until now whether animals use combinations of calls to transfer a message with complex content.

Text: Urmas Sellis, Kotkaklubi
Transmission courtesy of  Kernel and EENet
Translation  Liis

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