Eagle webcam from a nest in Latvia
Sea eagle - description
Nest of sea eagles is located in Sliteres National Park.
The Latvian Fund for Nature provides live broadcasts from a protected bird's nest thanks to the work of many volunteers and community donations.
The nesting area of the sea eagle has been known in the locality since 2010 - initially the eagles nested in an artificial nest that was about 20 years old, then in 2013 they moved and built a new nest 200 meters further.
For the next five years the nest was uninhabited and the place where the birds had moved was unknown. In the winter of 2000 the nest was visited by a couple of rock eagles, but one of the birds was immature and nesting did not begin in the spring.
The CCTV system was installed in early 2019. In the autumn, a couple of sea eagles began to visit the nest, both birds are without a ring, suggesting that at least one or perhaps both eagles are new to the area - in 2013, when the nest was last observed. eagle ringed.
This is one of the two sites of the eagles known in the Slitere National Park (the third site was once located just outside the park). Birds are expected to feed off the sea and inland when nesting begins to get a good idea.
The camera system was installed in the nest by Jänis Ķuze and Jānis Rudzītis. We thank Helmut Hofmann for his help in maintaining the system!
Thank you to webcam operators:
https://ldf.lv/lv/tiesraide
Sea eagle - live
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25.9 - 07:11:50 Sliters flew to the nest, 07:15:53 Silva arrived 07:16:28 kuk directly to the camera 🙂
24.9 - 08:59:06 Sliters flew to the nest, 09:01:40 flew away. 09:06:03 returns with a twig and adjusts the nest. 09:22:41 it leaves again and at 9:24:27 it arrives again with a twig.
23.9 06:55:48 Sliters arrived at the nest, after a while Silva arrived
22.9 - 06:55 eagles on the nest
17.9 07:25:54 Sliters on the nest, 07:37:24 the picture jumped, Silva is on the nest and they are adjusting the nest
13.9. Eagles on the nest from 7,03 to 8,00 and later from 9,13 to 10,50. They rearrange the branches and take off for others, a strong wind blows.
12.9. Eagles on the nest until 12,45
11.9 - 20:08 Eagles in the nest again!
10.9 06:25:08 Sliters flew to the nest, after a while it flew away, at 06:37:52 both eagles are on the nest and they are adjusting the nest
8.9 - 06:22:30 Silva and Slīters on the nest!
1.9 - 11:50 Silva and Slīters on the nest 11:51:25 attempt at mating - at 14:46 both eagles on the nest again
2.6. 2020 From 12,52 to 13,49 Sliters on the nest!
24.5.2020 At 13,14 - 13,16 foreign young eagle on the nest (other than they were on 18.5. And 10.3.)
At 15,39:XNUMX p.m., the tit examines the nest.
23.5. In the camera's view from Silva from 17,53 pm to 17,55 pm XNUMX pm, she did not fly away, she turned to the right - out of range of the camera.
22.5. Today eagles on the nest at 21,20 - 22,32 hours Nice shots with the setting sun.
21.5. Today, Sliters and Silva were available from 15,26 to 20,52 - with shorter breaks. They flirted a few times - beaked 🙂.
19.5 12:00 Silva and Sliters on the nest!
11,51-13,27 presence of an eagle on the nest.
11,59-12,12 both on the nest.
15,28-15,30 Sliters on the nest.
They haven't shown up in the nest for a long time, but now it doesn't really matter - the offspring won't be 🙁.
18.5 - 17:01:38 young ringed eagle on the nest
He ran away from me again and I watch it every day 🙁. Where was he probably not known, right?
Hi Mrs. Leono, I think no one was able to read the circle, I'll look at the forum to see if they write anything there. I need to see a doctor, but I'll find out in the morning 🙂
So unfortunately, no one was able to read the ring. Here is the visitor's view. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLPPLe1UG_I&t=4s
I didn't even see the ring 🙂 🙂 🙂! Thanks for the video - a nice eagle, but he had a completely different head than "our" and big eyes.
14.5 13:03 falcon on the nest
I'm sorry he escaped me 🙁
Here's the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=091qMnE6t7E
Thanks so much for the video! I thought it was a little bigger. But it's handsome 🙂
12.5 - 11:04 Female Silva on the nest
29.4.2020/XNUMX/XNUMX Silva and Sliters have not been seen in the nest for several days.
19-4-2020 V 18,16-18,19 Sliters on the nest.
Although the couple mated regularly (mating (?) In the female apparently due to age, there is no ovulation and egg formation), otherwise it would have been some clutch and it is difficult to believe that it bears somewhere else .. or nest. couple is really still about immature nesting ..
Oh, thanks for the explanation 🙂
Today, the eagles did not show up (sequence from 9,45) - strong wind, calmed down after 19 pm.
14.4.20 Camera and weather like yesterday, eagles 14,44-15,31, 20,45-20,47 Sliters.
13.4.20 Both eagles on the nest 18,17-18,38 - Silva flew away earlier. The camera is a little angry - it jumps. Strong wind.
It doesn't look good with nesting here! 🙁
They are probably still a young couple for nesting.
At the same time, the mating always looked perfect, in contrast to Raimis' "staggering" ………. But that's probably not all, is it? There are other aspects - the maturity of birds, etc. I'm a layman, so just my deduction :-).
PS Tonight they were both in the nest 17,05-17,33 and from 19,24 to 20,35 lay on the nest only Sliters. Windy weather.
4.4.2020 Only at 18,45-18,58 Sliters on the nest - waiting in vain for Silva, at 20,29-20,30 again. Strong wind in the afternoon.
31.3.2020 Sliters waited in vain for Silva 4 times in the afternoon. They met at 20,11 - immediately mating - departure Silva 20,15 - Sliters 20,24 hrs.
30.3.2020 Here, too, the nested nest is covered with snow (12,45-15,45). 17,17-19,37 at Sliters' Nest - waiting for Silva. She arrived at 19,37 and immediately at 19,39 mating. Silva left the camera to the right of the nest, walked back at 20,22 and mated again at 20,23. Both departed at 20,25-26.
27.3 The male can see that he is young at 11: 04, when looking into the camera it is seen that he is still gray in his beak.