Latvian WtE nest webcamera Juras-erglis Durbe 2020

[ame]

17:20 flight siren coming closer... an eaglet flew over the swan pond and over the meadow to the right calling on the way.
more crying form one place...

[ame]

17:26 crying and flying farther...

[Liz01]

17:29 is calling from far

[ame]

17:31 i could still hear her.
...
17:44 more active calling...
17:47 did she fly farther? it sounded like her voice stopped.

[Liz01]

18:01 adult calling
EDIT: I think I'm wrong

[ame]

18:01 i could not hear anything either.

i did something wrong with my pc and it seems that i lost all my morning recordings.
i'll have to re-record from screen. it will take ages...

[ame]

it's dark already and i'm still recording. it's too late and i'm too tired to make videos today. tomorrow is another day.
i can't understand what happened to my videos.

22:14 i found my videos! i had misplaced them!

20:55:42-Cow moo, the crunch of branches is heard

The poor cow stayed overnight in the forest, the wolves can eat it

...
It's not the first day I've heard noise, like at 20:11, for example. It looks like the horns of a deer are locked together. Can this be? Not early?

It started at 20:48. For me, this is not the voice of a cow. At 20:56 again the sound of horns, as when fighting deer. The voice is also like a deer.

Sonchik is right, this was not a cow.
the calls were so "big" that i think it had to be the biggest of the deer, the red deer (Cervus elaphus).
20:48 onward a red deer male called. i'm not sure if i heard clanging of antlers
(the 'horns' which drop every year and grow back are called antlers in English. horns stay on the head all the animals life. i don't know why there are two words for this "equipment" in English. in Finnish we have only one word sarvet)
but i heard some other noise like hitting branches. to me it sounded like one lonely male. perhaps he hit trees with his antlers.


21:06 a voice like coughing. this was still the deer.


good night!

[Florinda]

20:55:42-Cow moo, the crunch of branches is heard

The poor cow stayed overnight in the forest, the wolves can eat it

[Sonchik]

Liz, you guessed it.

[Sonchik]

...
she flew to the other direction where fish often comes form.
...

At that moment, a short cry from an adult rang out.

Voice of the eaglet in 11:35, 11:37, 11:39.

[Sonchik]

i'll have to listen to the voices later. now i don't have time, sorry.
(and i don't remember any more what the calls yesterday sounded like... at what time?)

Early the day before yesterday.

[Sonchik]

17:20 loud screaming eaglet
...

[Sonchik]

...
22:14 i found my videos! i had misplaced them!
...

This is very good! Know that there are programs that restore data. I so restored the folder with photos. However, you can't write anything new to this media before restoring it.

At 19:02, the Eaglet began to scream.
The Eaglet screamed until 19:34.

19:51



It's not the first day I've heard noise, like at 20:11, for example. It looks like the horns of a deer are locked together. Can this be? Not early?

20:55:42-Cow moo, the crunch of branches is heard

The poor cow stayed overnight in the forest, the wolves can eat it

It started at 20:48. For me, this is not the voice of a cow. At 20:56 again the sound of horns, as when fighting deer. The voice is also like a deer.

[Liz01]

September 3

Good morning everyone!

ame, I'm glad that you found your videos!

Sonchik thanks for reporting and pictures

Florinda, the wolf eats calves, if at all. Cows are too big. It is human responsibility to ensure flock protection of their cows, sheep or .... Dogs kill more goats, sheep, and other smaller farm animals than wolves. Nobody cares about dogs that kill people and animals.

[Liz01]

6:36:35 the sparrowhawk is calling near. or was it a buzzard? (it's pretty early )
7:04 cranes are singing
7:14:44 a crow is calling near
7:15:50 a crow

[Liz01]

7:37 screaming eaglet - from far

[ame]

good morning!
thank you for the comments and observations!
the files were not deleted as i first feared. i just had moved them to another place than where i usually move them.
quite another mystery to me is why the Potplayer made so much space-consuming videos yesterday afternoon. usually on hour video is about 914 MBytes. yesterday they were about 25 GBytes each, for 1-hour videos files! normally one whole day takes that much, day and night. when i came home my hard drive was full. then i had to make space in panic and move some files to an external drive at once. my mistake i moved the files to a "wrong" place.

5:37 a pygmy owl called. then another bird but i can't say what bird.
5:53 a pygmy owl again (i think) although this was only "half of the normal call. a little later a "whole" call. then some rustling at the nest.
5:54 the pygmy owl again.
5:55 the pygmy owl.

[ame]

the pygmy owl went on calling.
5:59 the next call.
6:00 a untypical call but i think it was still the pygmy owl.
6:03 tawny owl? yes but rather far.
6:04 the pygmy owl.
6:05 again.
6:09 again, an unfinished call.


by 6:15 no more owls. that's when i stopped listening continuously.
at about 6:18 a blackbird started talking in the forest. he needs some light before he wakes up, not much but some.

[ame]

6:36:35 the sparrowhawk is calling near. or was it a buzzard? (it's pretty early )
...

6:36 it sounded like a buzzard but i think it was a fake buzzard, i.e. a jay. the voice didn't come from the sky (and it was early. it still is early, no coffee yet)
i skipped the cranes and the rest.

[ame]

7:37 screaming eaglet - from far

it sounded like she flew closer but not very close. the crying lasted a little over one minute.
a food delivery?