Black Stork - webcam from the nest
Stork black - description
Online camera straight from the nest black stork. It is a large, predominantly black bird with bronze shining, a red long beak and a white belly. Between males and females there is almost no difference, youngs are matt brown with a gray-green beak.
Stork black lives individually and very secretly. A nest of sticks and branches is hidden in forests in the crowns of old trees or rocks. Black storks feed on fish and other small animals. It hunts them mainly in smaller watercourses. It usually suffers 3-5 eggs, from which the youngsters with white feathers are hatched after a month. She spends her age over 15 for years.
Stork black - live
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20.5. 19: 30 Here's everything okay.
18,5, 19,41 quadruples head out
18.4. 9: 30 turned out to be the fourth cub
17.5. in 8.55 the mother got up, carefully straightened and cleaned her nest, I think they are already 3 🙂
16.5. at 17: I saw 30 on the nest of 2 Caps and parents' rotation
16.5 already the second 13.00
16.5.Time on 7: 10: 37 One Supp in the World
18: 50: 56 will be two suppositories
You can hear the stork beeping
15.5. 15: 30: 20 is pretty bad to see, but there is a tiny hole in an egg, tomorrow will be a cap in the world!
9.5. 16,09 egg control
20.4. here the partners have a beautiful relationship with each other, no egg throwing and I believe they will continue to thrive when the storks are born
Jaro have a beautiful relationship, the male is probably young, unfortunately the resident male Karl did not return to the nest, the last data are: 29.03.2019 / 4155 km / near Akkari in Syria, since his transmitter is silent 🙁
20.4. four eggs!
18.4. four eggs
16.4. Kati and Karl 2 the third egg
Here are nice photos of an old crumbled nest and a new one that Urmas storks built in 2018. https://www.looduskalender.ee/n/node/3324#cam
14.4. second egg!
And how beautifully nourishes them 😇
12.4. first egg !!
15: 08: 30 Mating
4.4. via YT can mating be observed that Karl 2, as Mr. Urmas writes?
Camera online !! by 2.4. a male male appears in the nest, today 4.4. Kati arrived. Unfortunately, I don't have good news about a resident male.
Urmas wrote:
3. April 2019, 6: 59
Karl data stopped at 29. March in Syria. Nothing suspicious in the last data, but no more data.
Post by Urmas»4. April 2019, 7: 27 hr
I sit in the woods to catch a hawk, but I can't resist seeing ... though the connection is very weak.
Nice!
There's no data about Karl, but Karl Second can probably replace him in case of perdition. This is a natural and good nesting site with a (good) woman, the nest probably won't be empty.
Good evening, I'm not lucky the camera isn't running…
Good evening, fixed, there is darkness and the camera has no night vision. But it is possible to return the transfer in the timeline by the red bar.
Karl Data to 29.03 - 4155 km at Akkari in Syria http://birdmap.5dvision.ee/index.php?lang=en
Karl returned to the south a few kilometers away, flying over the west side of the Dead Sea, now in Israel by the Jordan River. He could be home by the end of next week. Now the most challenging route through Lebanon is waiting for him. Latest 27.3 data - 3901 km.
Karl is in Egypt near Marsa Alam and the Red Sea! http://birdmap.5dvision.ee/index.php?lang=en EEDI is near the village of Vazovo in northeastern Bulgaria,
Urmas installed the camera on the stork nest of Karl and Kati at the weekend. So far online only on: https://tv.eenet.ee/must-toonekurg.html
Best news for me today! Black stork Karl flies home !! Data 16.3. Distance: 981 km, Karl flew from West Equatoria in South Sudan to the Abu Kershol area of Sudan. link to map. http://birdmap.5dvision.ee/index.php?lang=en
I look forward to SUPER!
Estonian black stork EEDI started spring migration, returns home !! I hope Karl will soon appear on the migration map. link to the spring migration map here: http://birdmap.5dvision.ee/index.php?lang=en
4.3. map for spring migration works, link here:
http://birdmap.5dvision.ee/index.php?lang=en
Maru was shot and also seriously ill. A report from an Egyptian vet.
Greetings from Egypt, I am Dr. Gebril the last person to touch Mara,
Before that, I did an autopsy on Mara and was shot dead by a typical Caliber rifle that led to bursting of the lungs and air bags as well as breaking the collarbone. I would like to inform you that Maru had a bad case of Avian TB (bird tuberculosis) and was properly cremated and buried.
I'm sorry for all the losses
Dr.Gebril
Egyptian vet
Thank you, Dr. Gebril
thank you for the report, I appreciate collegiality among vets of different nationalities. I suppose bird TB is infectious as it is in humans, and even if it is sad, it prevents further possible losses in birds.
Maru - https://www.facebook.com/Amr-Hady-Wildlife-Specialist-397974530407650/?tn-str=k*F&hc_location=group_dialog