Screencap from webcam  IceAge, LK forum
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Estonian text posted 21.04.2018

 

Red deer       Punahirv     Cervus elaphus

 

The shedding of the antlers started in early March.  As we can see young animals still have their antlers, and the old bulls grow new antlers.

Tiit Hunt will surely make a final summary of the season in the near future.

Our thanks to our viewers and the Looduskalender forum members, thanks to whom interesting events were recorded in images as well as words.

Screencap from webcam  Sova, LK forum
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Estonian text posted 23.04.2018

The eagle chick has picked holes in the shell with its egg tooth and squeaks...

 

White-tailed eagle       Merikotkas        Haliaeëtus albicilla

Let us look back in time and make a brief recapitulation of events in female Suvi and male Sulev’s nest up to now.

Video record  Urmas Lett, www.eenet.ee
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Estonian text posted 22.04.2018

 

 

Capercaillie       Metsis or  mõtus      Tetrao urogallus

 

 

The sun in southern Estonia rises already at a quarter to six. A couple of hours before sunrise the cocks start to call, but in the trees where they spent the night.

When the hens arrive to the lek area the first cock lands on the ground and soon also the other participants in the lek.

Text: Urmas Sellis, Andres Kalamees, EOÜ
Photos: Jaanus Tanilsoo and Hagnat (LK forum)
Transmission provided by  EENet

Estonian text posted 22.04.2018

The capercaillie camera is installed at a capercaillie lek site in Võrumaa that has been known already for a long time. During monitoring up to five cocks have been counted there. With the aid of the camera we can confirm this or be more exact. The camera however is in one definite place, from where you cannot see far and the direction of the sound cannot be determined from the camera. So the camera does not really replace monitoring but hopefully will complement it

Screencap from webcam UteL, LK forum
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Estonian text posted 22.04.2018

Female Kati left the nest and Karl stayed to keep the eggs warm….

 

Black stork         Must-toonekurg         Ciconia nigra