Screencap from webcam  IceAge, LK forum
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Estonian text posted 25.03.2019

Red deer       Punahirv     Cervus elaphus

All red deer stags will soon be without antlers (in some years a little earlier, in others a little later).

Videos recorded by  Shanta, LK forum

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Estonian text posted  24.03.2019

Just before eight o’clock Klaara showed that there was a fourth egg in the nest hollow

Tawny owl        Kodukakk      Strix aluco

 

To start with, the dates of the egg-layings have been: March 16th, 19th, 22nd and 24th.

From the 21st onwards Klaara has only briefly left the nest hollow a couple of times during the evening and night but legs must be stretched.

Male Klaus has fed the incubating female bird very properly according to the viewers and rodents seem to be around this year

Video recorded by  Urmas Lett, www.eenet.ee
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Estonian text posted 22.03.2019

Eagle owl       Kassikakk        Bubo bubo

Looduskalender's watchers at once recognize the location of the web camera  at the nest of .the white-tailed eagle pair. In winter members of the Kotkaklubi repaired and secured the nest bottom that fell apart during the previous season but this year the white-tailed eagles nest in their ”second nest” and so this year there will be no transmission from the white-tail eagle camera. Man proposes, nature disposes.

Videos recorded by Shanta, LK forum
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Estonian text  posted 22.01.2019

Klaus treats Klaara to a prey. Klaara returned early to the nest in the evening

Tawny owl         Kodukakk         Strix aluco

 

In the evening tawny owl life started as usual with Klaara flying out from the nest hollow but within an hour she was back. We could guess that there would be an addition to the eggs. As a a well-behaved hunter Klaus shared the prey with Klaara which the video cut shows.

Screencap from webcam Maggy, LK forum
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Estonian text posted 19.03.2019

At seven o’clock Klaara went on her evening trip – Klaus called

Tawny owl     Kodukakk        Strix aluco

Yesterday Klaara returned from her evening trip just before midnight. It can be said with certainty that the egg was laid today, March 19th.

So the first egg on March 16th and the second on March 19th. In a full clutch there are often three to five eggs, the interval between layings two or three days.