VIDEO: Young storks already two months old
Video recorded by Mutikluti, LK forum
Estonian text posted 16.07.2019
It is already difficult for mother Kati to feed such large chicks
Video recorded by Mutikluti, LK forum
Estonian text posted 16.07.2019
It is already difficult for mother Kati to feed such large chicks
Video recorded by Tatyana, LK forum
Estonian text posted 16.07.2019
So quickly the prey can be swallowed
Screencap from webcam Sova, LK forum
Estonian text posted 14.07.2019
The water shrew is a enigmatic and shy animal that most people never have even heard about. This small mammal is however definitely present in our nature and moreover quite common!
I clearly remember my first encounter with a water shrew – it took place behind a beaver dam where I was stalking a kingfisher. The beaver had dammed the water in a small stream. Lying there for hours I noticed that a very small, agile creature was busy in the water. The top of its head touched the water surface only for a moment when it dived again. Who was it? Finally I managed to see the little animal – looking like a shrew but liked to move in water. Getting home with this information I started to search in books and I did find it in the Soricidae family – it was a water shrew!
Screencap from webcam Liz, LK forum
Estonian text posted 13.07.2019
Male Karl arrived to feed the young storks
Black stork Must-toonekurg Ciconia nigra
Last night in the evening viewers noticed that the brown-coloured transmitter of one of the juveniles caused more ”agitation” in the adults than the black ”rucksack” of the other one.
Today in the morning the male cautiously circled the nest and the juveniles loudly begged for food from him – as usual when one of the adults is noticed in the vicinity.
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