Estonian White-tailed Sea Eagle Nest Camera 2022

[Susanne]

14:21: E 340 ->PS (and hit the nest, too....). Soaking wet, he jumps onto a top branch at the left.

14:33: 'E 340 must have left just a second before - Smiley'-> PS (rather brownish). She flies away and follows her mate.

[Susanne]

MAY 28

Good morning to all!

07:05: Elk crossing the meadow from the right to the left.
07:14: The inevitable wood pigeon is in the tree and sings.

[sova]

Good morning Susanne and everyone

....
07:05: Elk crossing the meadow from the right to the left.
....

the moose had a young one with it

[Susanne]

Oh great, thank you Sova, I didn't see the little one - It's really hard sometimes to see everything at that distance (my dream: to stand one day on that meadow and get a feeling of how great the distances are between nest - birches - woods...) - (Yesterday, I had to watch at least 3 times until I was sure: this is a wild boar )

[Susanne]

10:41:10: Stream stucks.

[Susanne]

since approx. 13:45 the cam is turned off - stream worked inbetween, I haven't noticed any WTEs. (mike still works, chiff-chaffing at the moment)

[Susanne]

Around 18:00 the cam is back.

[Susanne]

18:25: ... and a wood pigeon perches on the p-branch and begins to sing.
18:31: And he flies away.

[Susanne]

MAY 29


Good morning to all, happy Sunday!

05:19: With loud calling, coming from the right, E 340 perches on the p-branch.The sun has just begun to lighten up the nest- magic and beautiful. He cleans his beak, so he must have had his breakfast- unlike me ...

05:53:19: E 340 leaves, flying to the right.

[Susanne]

07:39:59: A wood pigeon perches on a branch at the right and begins to sing.
07:42: Woody leaves to the left, instantly returns and at 07:42:41, he perches on the p-branch and continues his song. Nice impressive flight manoevres.

[Susanne]

08:01: What a pity you never see them - but today you could even hear their wings: cranes.

[IceAge]

Susanne

05:19
E 340

[Susanne]

13:09 f.: A queer sound - like a siren.

[Susanne]

15:03:12 ff.: 'Smiley' arrives on the p-branch. She cleans her beak and looks at her talons quite often, is busy with preening and also scratching her head (I always wonder how they do this with these claws...).

[IceAge]

Susanne

15:03
Smiley

[Susanne]

16:38: 'Smiley' jumps down to a lower branch at the right.

[Susanne]

18:46:13: 'Smiley' begins to call.
18:56:31 f.: E 340 can be heard from the distance - 'Smiley' answers.
18:57:09: E 340 lands on the nest - and only shortly before his arrival, the wood pigeon that had perched on the p-branch flies away.
18:57:22: 'Smiley' on the p-branch now, coming from a branch at the right.

19:09: E 340 has moved to a branch at the left. Preening time and such.
19:35: They are relaxing now in a wonderful evening sunlight.

[Susanne]

19:37:45 sth.: E 340 tucks his beak into his back feathers and until roughly 20:08. Busy with preening now- as is 'Smiley' on the p-branch.

[Susanne]

around 20:34 ff.: E 340 back to sleep, nicely tucked in.- 'Smiley' yawns on the p-branch. And is napping, too.

[IceAge]

May 30.

Good morning,

06:11
pigeon on the branch.


06:56
the camera stops.