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Re: The Hamlet - Samson & Gabrielle, American Bald Eagle Cam
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26.February
Sibling rivalry also here, saw NE22 pecked NE23 three times between 13:30 and 13:35 cam time. It's the regularly behave, but I don't like it to see.
26.February
Sibling rivalry also here, saw NE22 pecked NE23 three times between 13:30 and 13:35 cam time. It's the regularly behave, but I don't like it to see.
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Birdfriend wrote: ↑February 26th, 2020, 8:56 pm ...
Sibling rivalry also here, saw NE22 pecked NE23 three times between 13:30 and 13:35 cam time. It's the regularly behave, but I don't like it to see.
It is natural, I think it is better to accept than avoid seeing. Both eaglets do develop And both have their own advantages - strength and tolerance
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Thank you for all your pictures - I do follow them and the cam every day, but as I don't publish any pics there is less to comment - more than thank you
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Birdfriend, I'm reading with you! Every day I look forward to the reports here. Thanks for that!Can't believe, that the interest here is so less...
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Today some history
I watched Samson from birth (from egg to fledge). He and his sister Delilah were from the beginning the friendliest siblings I've ever seen in an eagle nest. Delilah was dominant, but she never showed aggression. They were really best friends.
2014-02-11 5:01 PM Samson and Delilah
Gabrielle and Samson proved to be very caring parents. All the time I wonder how they know how to look after hatchlings. Is this just an instinct?
I hope their eaglets will also be good friends.
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Thank you for the history facts, I have the same thoughts, S and G learned so fast what to do and made all right from nest preparing til now, great first timer!Mamicja wrote: ↑March 2nd, 2020, 9:59 pm
Today some history
I watched Samson from birth (from egg to fledge). He and his sister Delilah were from the beginning the friendliest siblings I've ever seen in an eagle nest. Delilah was dominant, but she never showed aggression. They were really best friends.
2014-02-11 5:01 PM Samson and Delilah
https://i.postimg.cc/kgLswMN0/NEFL-2014 ... -01-00.jpg
Gabrielle and Samson proved to be very caring parents. All the time I wonder how they know how to look after hatchlings. Is this just an instinct?
I hope their eaglets will also be good friends.
The nature needs us not, but we need the nature
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Mamicja wrote: ↑March 2nd, 2020, 9:59 pm
Today some history
I watched Samson from birth (from egg to fledge). He and his sister Delilah were from the beginning the friendliest siblings I've ever seen in an eagle nest. Delilah was dominant, but she never showed aggression. They were really best friends.
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Thanks, Mamicja! I have missed the fact how did they recognize the current male to be just Samson - do you know?
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Info from https://www.nefleaglecam.org/
You can see Samson's flattened toe there https://www.nefleaglecam.org/Comparison ... Samson.pdfSamson hatched in the very nest featured in this site on December 23, 2013. This was a happy nest; food was in abundance, and there was very little sibling rivalry between Samson and older sibling, Delilah, who hatched on December 20. Samson and Delilah both successfully fledged the nest, gained strength and honed their hunting skills. We know that Samson left the area on April 22, 2014, at 120 days old.
It was four years later that Samson was seen back at the nest, with positive identification being made by photographic markers and also by his flattened toe, which had been observed while he was still a nestling.
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Mamicja wrote: ↑March 3rd, 2020, 1:26 pm Owlie
Info from https://www.nefleaglecam.org/
You can see Samson's flattened toe there https://www.nefleaglecam.org/Comparison ... Samson.pdf
Thousands thanks, Mamicja, this is so unique information and pleasant, too