White stork in Dubné - webcam
White stork webcam in April - description
A large part of our fellow citizens are watching live storks who have been nestling on the ridge of the roof of the church since time immemorial. In cooperation with the Roman Catholic parish of Dubná, we have prepared an extraordinary view for all those interested in the pit nest.
Thanks to this camera belongs to the village Dubná in South Bohemia
Stork white
Big, long neck and long legs. The body length is 95-110 cm and 180-218 cm wingspan, the male is slightly larger than the female. The weight is in the range of 2,3-4,4 kg. White color is predominant in color, squadrons are black, beak and legs red. Both sexes are colored the same way, the young bird has a darker red beak with a dark tip. In flight, unlike turtles and pelicans, the neck is stretched out.
Dubná's stork's nest - live
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The churchwomen are here together on the nest 🙂
There is no place to hurry, they are on vacation 🙂.
That's the beauty of so many storks at a time. When I ever looked at the sky and saw them, I would stand there with my mouth wide and staring. They have elegant walking and are elegant even in the air.
Migration of white storks.
I found videos older, maybe it does not matter.
Israel - Every year, a unique theater of autumn migration of white storks takes place over the state of Israel. Tens of thousands of storks from all over Eastern and Central Europe will fly to the Middle East to migrate to wintering grounds in Africa in 14 days.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqmxW1m3PZM#t=24
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkr6jHYHzOQ
Fly over Istanbul. Here we can see how they use the thermal air flows.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=My9SsDKCQDo
Wow, that's beautiful… and that's how our letí flies, thanks to Péťo
OUR WE ARE NOW! Right now they are 2 on the nest
I meant in general all "our" storks we watch, black and white :))
They do not fly here, they give the young a good lead.
Here's a man with a female to sleep :)
Yes, a bit of a loving scraping before bedtime, and a good night 🙂
So they are not young, now I see a ring… the male is ringed, so it will be a male with a female.
they're fevering, they're probably going to be on their way, right?
They are not going to sleep at night, they're about to sleep.
jojo, did I think in the near future, or do we fly later?
This will be approximately the same +/- week.
This is about to fly without a radio, is it?
Yes, he did not even kiss, only the male is ringed.
Here are two youngsters on the nest.
They are already handsome, they blush nicely on our beaks and legs…
their legs and beaks red
He is asleep here.
PETRO, MIO, RENATO
DO YOU HAVE NO POSITIVE REPORTS FROM THE SOVEREIGN?
PS: I DON'T HAVE THE COURAGE TO LOOK THERE ………… ..
Now I can see the 2 chicks on the camera. The third one is probably at the entrance to the booth.
I was also shaking where the third owl was, but after a while she got out of the doorway. It's hot, so she's trying differently to cool.
I also do not look afraid: ((
common nest for storks and pigeons :-))
how elegantly they always "run out" of that nest :-))
The camera probably does not work, something is wrong
Hello, Thank you for your notice, we'll find out the details.
Transmission restored.
yes, beauty :-))
it's beauty, it's flying
Splendor! Everyday I have them on the monitor in the corner and I admire how wise nature is! Thank you for your transfer.
The Poverty Growth.
What happened to the fourth baby please, as there were 4 eggs to start with.
Unfortunately, the fourth chick died in half of may
Where is 4. a stork?
Unfortunately, the fourth baby did not survive.
And all the 4 storks are out
The first mrňousek turned out, that's wonderful.
Thank you very much for this beautiful transfer to your nest. It's great!
Well, that's wonderful. It's a very good act. It's just not seen. Thanks
4 eggs 🙂
😀 three eggs !!
They have 2 eggs
Since last week there are two more. Beautiful spectacle
Where did the stork fly?
I've never seen a stork so close.