ESTONIAN BS/LSE NEST 2011

A stork has landed! A stork has landed!

mms://tv.eenet.ee/tooni

The cam was just started up on Monday evening, and already a stork!
(It must have been waiting for Urmas to leave the tree. )

Olga on LK posted this picture -- the speculation over there is that it is Padis.



Now I will have to stay up late to see the morning light in the forrest to see if our visitor stayed all night. Maybe even hear a cuckoo like Ricky has already!

It is still completely dark, but I can hear him moving around and making some stork noises. He did spend the night in the nest!

5:00 a.m. Still too dark to see, but it sounds like he is very busy cleaning up the nest.

Whoa, it suddenly got light! Good morning handsome

Oh wow!!!! wow!! wow!!!
Thanks, Bisky!!!
I have been looking out for this cam but as they have changed the name... it used to be kurepesa, now it is tooni !!

GOOD MORNING!!!

I was totally surprised. Somehow I didn't think that they were going to set up this camera this year.

He was gone for a while, probably searching for breakfast, but he has returned and is calling, calling, calling. I certainly hope some cute little female will hear and join him.

It must certainly be Padis -- his shiny head is distinctive. His feathers look so healthy this year. He must have had a good winter vacation.



This is his sexy, over the shoulder pose




Time for bed. Good night!

He is back, even got him on video!!



The cam is somehow in an odd position.... too close to the nest??
Look in the end of the video, when he is laying down he is almost invisible...

Padis ( I assume it is him) is working hard on the nest!! For a moment I thought I heard another BS... but I am not sure at all. Would it not be nice

hello,padis, hope you get new mate in this year

Once again I cannot see him in the dark, but he seems to be busy moving things around in the nest. It almost sounds like he is digging into it with his beak.

WOW!
Thanks for the pics
I'm glad that it is possible to see a BS

Caysalotta, did you see your video on LK's Stork TV page?

http://www.looduskalender.ee/en/node/9934

At least they gave you credit this time!

Bisky wrote:Caysalotta, did you see your video on LK's Stork TV page?

http://www.looduskalender.ee/en/node/9934

At least they gave you credit this time!

Hehehe no, I did not see that. Thanks for telling me

did you posted this video to LK forumpage,too?

Uh oh! The plot thickens.....

AllyKass wrote:did you posted this video to LK forumpage,too?

No, I did not - they have found it on youtube or here on LLL. This video was not hidden and it is ok to use it, after all it is LK cameras.... and I am glad that they told who captured the videos.

Bisky wrote:Uh oh! The plot thickens.....

This is like a soap opera We shall see what will happen!

LSE is here again
And Padis visited shortly in the morning.....

Nice two visitors...

I hope SOMEONE uses the nest this year.... At least this couple have found each other

is it last year young couple?if this year are enought frogs, they probably want nestling there, but if padis find someone,too.......what will happen there?

I hope that they will nest..... but who knows....
BS will probably not start fighting with LSE.... Maybe Padis already knows that they have been in the nest????

I wish the view was better so we could see the feet, I think last year LSE couple had some rings...

Great that the BS cam started, too! This is really going to be interesting!!

Haha, go on reading and see what else you find among all cams

Yes, a lot has happened while a was away Even 2 BS cams!!

Yeah, you better stay put or you will not be able to catch up anymore

Some serious nest building going on here

this is not anymore the stork nest with moss, this is now lsd nest

I changed the name of this cam a bit....

I really think this couple is on to it!!

This morning at 6.30
Did she stay the night there?




And very soon after the other one (the male?) brought a frog

Now I am sure that (the female?) LSE is spending the night in the nest. This pic is from around 8.30 pm




and this one maybe 40 minutes later




The other LSE cams have birds visiting at times but I get the feeling that it is much like last year....

OMG OMG - she layed AN EGG!!! I saw it!! April 27th 5.48 pm