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The end of the breeding season is approaching

Submitted by LK english on Mon, 31.08.2020 - 21:36

Webcam snapshot by Liz, LK forum

Eagle-mother Tiiu has brought a water vole to the nest

 

Greater spotted eagle       Clanga clanga

 

On 2. September the juvenile bird Teet will become 3 months old.

Although some branches slightly disturb the camera view, you can see that the adults are feeding the young bird well. Teet is spending his time on nearby trees and lets the adults wait a few minutes for him before returning to the nest to feed.

VIDEO: A well-fed greater spotted eagle youngster

Submitted by LK english on Wed, 12.08.2020 - 10:36

Webcam snapshot and video by Liz, LK forum

Young greater spotted eagle named Teet

 

Greater spotted eagle      Clanga clanga

 

Eagle-chick Teet is one week and two months old. He has passed the 2-month fledging age, but appears not too keen to fledge yet. He makes some wing flapping excercises and sits on the branch, but has not gone out for a flight yet.

VIDEOS: First flight from the nest

Submitted by LK english on Fri, 07.08.2020 - 10:41

Videos saved by Liz, LK forum

So far Raju had only flapped his wings on the nest

 

Lesser spotted eagle      Clanga pomarina

 

The young eagle Raju will turn 2-months old on Sunday, 9th August. At that age juvenile birds make their first fledging attempts.

Raju was successful and from the video below we can see him returning to the nest. First acquaintance with the surroundings lasted a little more than half an hour and Raju couldn't get too far with that time.

 

VIDEO: One week older

Submitted by LK english on Fri, 31.07.2020 - 22:32

Webcam snapshot IceAge, LK forum

Video saved by Moira, LK forum

"Once again I am one week older"

 

Lesser-spotted eagle        Clanga pomarina

 

At the moment the baby bird Raju is one month and three weeks old. He will turn 2 months old on 9th August and at that time we expect his flying capabilities to show.

 

The parents Karin and Indrek have taken good care of Raju, even though he eagerly snatches any food they ever bring. 

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