Video recorded by Urmas Lett, www.eenet.ee

Photo Arne Ader

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Red deer      Punahirv        Cervus elaphus

A reminder from the deer camera grounds.

The loss of the last antler amazes the deer: he must take a look, cross-eyed, to see if it is really true that the last familiar sex sign has finally gone.

Text Margus Ots, www.linnuvaatleja.ee
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In the starling nest box with the web camera a case of nest parasitism took place a couple of days ago, when strange female starlings attempted to lay their eggs in the nest. The eggs laid by them were however thrown out by the pair that regarded the nest box as their own.

Text Margus Ots, www.linnuvaatleja.ee
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In the starling nest with the webcam soap opera-like events took place yesterday, April 26th. At 10.40 am a female bird arrived at the nest box, quickly laid an egg and left. About an hour later the male starling arrived and threw the egg out of the nest. About ten minutes later another female starling arrived unexpectedly and also laid an egg in the nest. At 12.20 the male arrived again and threw this egg too out.

See video clips of the events after the text.

Videos recorded and commented by Olle Koert, www.tt.ee
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Starling     Kuldnokk         Sturnus vulgaris

Video recorded by Liz, LK forum
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The female has a considerable stock for feeding the chicks

Eagle owl        Kassikakk      Bubo bubo

The two chicks of the eagle owl pair were hatched on the night to April 23. The incubation period of the large birds is long, up to 35 days. The three eggs laid in the nest we saw already on March 27 when the webcam transmission started.