Nest cameras in bird of prey studies
Text: Urmas Abel, EOÜ
Photo: Arne Ader
Translation: Liis
Eagle man Urmas Sellis ringing white-tailed eagle chicks
On November 17. at 18.30, the next Estonian Ornithological Society lecture evening will take place in Tartu, in the great auditorium of the Baer House at Veski 4.
Ülo Väli from the Estonian University of Life Sciences and Urmas Sellis from Eagle Club will present a lecture on the subject:
”Nest cameras in raptor studies”
In studies of bird ecology new methods have increasingly been adopted that allow us to monitor the behaviour of the birds without disturbing them. Two basic types - automatic and web cameras that allow us to follow the doings of the birds in real time, and so called trail cameras that react on movements of the birds - have turned a new leaf in the knowledge of Estonia’s large forest birds.
Camera-aided studies from recent years of the nesting biology of raptors and the results of them will be introduced in the lecture.
Camera-aided studies from recent years of the nesting biology of raptors and the results of them will be introduced in the lecture.
All are offered tea and good company!