Webcam for bird migration in autumnal Haeska
Introduction written by Tiit Hunt, rmk.ee
Transmission provided by Teetormaja and EENet
English translation Liis
Estonian text posted 16.09.2018
Introduction written by Tiit Hunt, rmk.ee
Transmission provided by Teetormaja and EENet
English translation Liis
Estonian text posted 16.09.2018
Common toad Harilik kärnkonn Bufo bufo
On Saturday evening, I had the opportunity to keep company with a toad gentleman at an evening meal that started at half past five and lasted almost an hour and a half.
Why a male? The individual was some eleven centimetres long, smart and dignified. Somehow I did not want to class the creature as a female because old females may be even larger than fifteen centimetres in body length and, as fits dignified ladies, appropriately portly.
Mounted and commented by Mogga, LK forum
English translation Liis
Estonian text posted 12.09.2018
Text and photos Aivar Leito
English translation Liis
Estonian text posted 10.09.2018
Hello again, dear crane friends!
In my crane tale on September 4th I predicted that „Hauka 3“ with a GPS probably would not migrate further from Latvia, but that was a mistake!
The author, Kristel Vilbaste, also posts texts in Vikerraadio
Photo: Arne Ader
Translation into English by Maret
Estonian text posted 23.08.2018
Woolly burdock
The stalks of burdocks have grown chest-high and the plants themselves are full on burs, some of them still carrying a ring of purple bloom.
But most of them are totally ready to catch onto a passerby’s sleeve or hair. And to travel away.
Despite being such a catching nuisance, the burs are still liked by everyone. In the middle ages it was customary to present burdocks to your beloved, when you wanted to let her/him know, that you were ready to get fully attached to your sweetheart.
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