Estonian Wild Pig Cam 2010

geesh,now it shows that in ilmatsalu is




-28 °C,and then okakeras thermometre shows 33,6,for sure!!!prrrrrr

Here is -28 too.......................

AllyKass wrote:geesh,now it shows that in ilmatsalu is




-28 °C,and then okakeras thermometre shows 33,6,for sure!!!prrrrrr

nooo, coldest i saw on my thermometer that night is -29,2 and it is calibrated

caysa wrote:Here is -28 too.......................

I hope you have a lot of fire- trees?

okaskera wrote:

AllyKass wrote:geesh,now it shows that in ilmatsalu is




-28 °C,and then okakeras thermometre shows 33,6,for sure!!!prrrrrr

nooo, coldest i saw on my thermometer that night is -29,2 and it is calibrated

I
thought and thought, why yesterday was a 5 degree difference between
them ... .. and the thought out!! in weather site they update after a couple
of hours the data, but you were to real data and the
evening went quickly cooler

lots of small birds with sparrow faces

garina do mar wrote:Specially for those who make the night shift

Poor Bisky waits and waits and doesn't see nothing. I can always see some pigs during the day but night has been quite boring these days

And these pigs are sooooooooo close!!!!!

The bowling party did not end yet!

garina do mar wrote:I think it's not possible to publish the map. But maybe Caysa or Okaskera can post it on ?

MAPS ARE UP - you know where

you done good job with maps,thanks!

almost all birds are represented, ravens, magpies, jay's, yellowhammers, the sparrows and other small birds

AllyKass wrote:you done good job with maps,thanks!

My pleasure

OMG! Pigs are here
12!

well distributed area

thanks for food sign,mait
now we know, its -23 ̊C

and pigs after few second comes to "read" it

Thanks Mait

Sign information

three different companies are interested

garina do mar wrote:Maybe. I had thought that it could be something like that but I think that it's too late for that

Not necessarily. Boars can mate all year round. That´s why some piglets are born in autumn or winter. But I think in Estonia that is quite rare because piglets would not survive cold temperatures.
The normal mating season in in winter (and may last up the January - it also varies from one area to another and I don´t know how it is in Estonia) of course

In Portugal they do

Almost all year around. For example in some places "batidas" or "montarias" (which is when hunters are on a row of places and other people and dogs go on the woods to chase boars on their direction) are done in January (and some times February), but in other places they do it in December or even November so that there is no risk for piglets to loose their mothers

A big pig! It looks like bison, is walking around in the woods not daring to "come in" Maybe he is scared of the temperature?

Finally he reached the food. It must be bison! Yesterday I read that he was running away all the time

garina do mar wrote:Finally he reached the food. It must be bison! Yesterday I read that he was running away all the time

me seems it thin loner

AllyKass wrote:

garina do mar wrote:Finally he reached the food. It must be bison! Yesterday I read that he was running away all the time

me seems it thin loner

His legs are ok

Maybe it's a New Young Loner. He is younger than Bison (maybe 2 years old pig). That's why he is so cautious

but we had old loner, thin loner, bison loner, wounded knee loner and one mom loner?

Big Loner (old loner - the one that spend here lots of time at night), Wounded knee loner is (was) Young loner, Bison loner (the one that looks like to have a belt), Mom loner, a Youngest Loner (the one very young) and now this Younger Loner!

Too much Loners

and they are doing to loners more as you saw

More food!! Mait waved