Screenshots  Felis silvestris and Seira, LK forum
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Estonian text posted 29.05.2018

In the morning two starling chicks left the nest box…

Starling           Kuldnokk         Sturnus vulgaris

... but in the afternoon one roving chick appeared again back in the nest box -  probably it held the familiar environment for safer but  it spent the evening as a stopper in the nest opening when the two smallest ones on the bottom of the nest box waited for feeding by the parents.

So three starling chicks stay to spend the night

Screenshots  Felis silvestris and Seira, LK forum
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Estonian text posted 29.05.2018

At  6.42 all six starling chicks were tightly together in the nest box.

Starling        Kuldnokk       Sturnus vulgaris

 

An hour later the first chick had left the nest and soon afterwards also a second one.

Screenshot Seira, LK forum

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Estonian text posted 27.05.2018

A couple of the larger starling chicks sit by turns at the opening of the nest box, for them the nearest neighbourhood should already be familiar …

Starling        Kuldnokk       Sturnus vulgaris

The starling chicks have grown big, there is almost no space more in the nest … The work and toil of the adults can be seen as successful at this stage.

Screenshot  Utel, LK forum
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Estonian text posted 27.05.2018

Family’s  daily resting time

Black stork       Must-toonekurg        Ciconia nigra

The larger stork chick is two days older, the younger ones were hatched on the same day. The probably unfertilized egg still stands on the edge of the nest.

Screenshot  Anne, LK forum

Trail camera clips and text  Ahto Täpsi

Photo Arne Ader

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Estonian text  posted 24.05.15

May 18 to 22.

Ural. owl      Händkakk        Strix uralensis

The nice nest log for owls Ahto installed in the medium-aged spruce forest in January the year before last knowing that RMK would be felling  the neighbouring older forests – which was also done.

“I didn’t go specially to check  the nest log but last week one night I noticed an owl flying at low height towards the nest log. Next morning I went to check and the owl was in the trunk and so I set up a trail camera.”