Latvian WtE nest webcamera Juras-erglis Durbe 2021

[ame]

19:14 Milda went to top branch.

[ame]

19:16 Milda out.


Mr L followed her.




i just made videos so far. i'll clean up later and i'll also perhaps make some pictures.
edit: added.
(balistar made a lot of them already. thank you! )

[balistar]

i heard a female calling a few times today.
https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 81#p798581

Thanks, ame, i must have overread this.

[ame]

it's still windy. the birds are singing...

good night!

[Sonchik]

....
By the way, on May 5 at 13:55, there was also an attempt at mating, but more modest than yesterday.

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post edited by ame.
the beginning of the message can be read here:
https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... 80#p798780

[balistar]

Of course, I know that I am the only one who has been watching the eagles from dawn to dusk without a break for three years, but I am surprised by your messages. Am I the only one who sees this?
...

Sonchik, i assume, this must be a translation issue again.

i'll reply on the discussion-thread

[Sonchik]

Buzzard (judging by the voice)?

[ame]

May 10

good morning!
it's a sunny morning with a fresh breeze.
no-one at home at the moment but earlier...

[ame]

5:08 Mr L flew home. i don't think he brought anything.


he made some nest work.

[ame]

5:11 he flew away to the left.

[ame]

5:13 Milda brought a stick. ... actually i think it was a green spruce twig.


Mr L flew in. he didn't bring anything (only his dirty feet. )


they worked for a while.
5:17 Milda lay down on the nest.

[ame]

then Milda got up again. they spent time together on the nest...


5:22 Mr L flew out.

[ame]

5:33 Milda went to the top branch.

[ame]

5:42 Milda flew away to the left.

[ame]

5:49 Mr L flew in with empty hands.


5:50 Milda brought a stick.


it's really amazing how similar their tails are.


then some nest work.

[ame]

5:51 Milda went to the top branch.


5:57 Mr L flew out.

[ame]

6:01 Milda flew out. she flew to the right like Mr L before her.

[ame]

6:23 a blue tit collected feathers.


the light was very difficult and i couldn't see exactly that it was a blue tit (and i didn't try take pictures) but blue tits have been here regularly and almost no-one else so i believe that this was a blue tit again. i know these are really not valid arguments but probability is on my side.
prove me wrong!

...
At 6:56, there was another birdie.

6:56 the bird in view was a blue tit, but i think that the bird who sang was perhaps a garden warbler.

[ame]

8:15 a little bird started singing near the nest. this is some warbler...
yes, a garden warble (Sylvia borin).
the bird stayed out of sight but we didn't miss much. it is a very plain looking bird. a typical specimen of a grey little bird.


voice sample for comparison for example here (click the triangle above the picture on the left):
https://www.luontoportti.com/suomi/fi/l ... ehtokerttu

[Ajeta]

6:23 a blue tit collected feathers.

prove me wrong!

Ok, a little mental morning exercise then: I fully agree that probability is on your side, but I'm not sure this bird has a blue head: