ESTONIAN WILD PIG CAM 2010 -2011

I missed that Do you - or anyone else - have pics??

Ricky wrote:I missed that Do you - or anyone else - have pics??

sorry,but not,my paint have big problems...

ame got pic and video.........this man may be mait....uh..he have antique skies

if this was mait,he probably got interesting info about animals tracks...

Hi Ally

hi garina!!

caysa wrote:Bread for the birds....




And for the boars...

And the buzzards?

Yes, it was Mait with hunter skies, actualy those was swedish army skies. Not much animal tracks because of tooo thick snow. Mainly moose tracks.

Oh and you can look how Kätlin made her first boar picture.
Video

Wonderful!

käbi kännust kaugele ei kuku (cone do not fall far from stump...have the other nations this saying,too??)

Fantastic - both the video of Kätlin taking her first boar picture and the other videos on your site!! The quality of the videos and the images in the videos are really stunning!!

AllyKass wrote:käbi kännust kaugele ei kuku (cone do not fall far from stump...have the other nations this saying,too??)

In German the it´s not a cone but an apple

In the U.S. we also say the apple does not fall far from the tree. I like the Estonian use of cone!

can you write it here in german?(with apple of course)

AllyKass wrote:can you write it here in german?(with apple of course)

Der Apfel fällt nicht weit vom Baum/Stamm/Pferd.

Baum = tree
Stamm = trunk
Pferd = horse (horse dung is also called "Apfel" (=apple) in German )

All these 3 possiblities are used in German.

thanks,i wanted to see,maybe all word start with one letter like:
käbi kännust kaugele ei kuku

Bisky wrote:In the U.S. we also say the apple does not fall far from the tree. I like the Estonian use of cone!

but idea is same, then childrens do the same that parents?

In German the idea is exactly the same As far as I know it is the same in English...

AllyKass wrote:

Bisky wrote:In the U.S. we also say the apple does not fall far from the tree. I like the Estonian use of cone!

but idea is same, then childrens do the same that parents?

Yes

well,then we can say....world is small....it is good to know,that we all have similar sayings

De appel valt niet ver van de boom.

It is the same as in Bisky's post.

ergee wrote:De appel valt niet ver van de boom.

It is the same as in Bisky's post.

and very similar with german

okaskera wrote:Yes, it was Mait with hunter skies, actualy those was swedish army skies. Not much animal tracks because of tooo thick snow. Mainly moose tracks.

Oh and you can look how Kätlin made her first boar picture.
Video

Wow!! Congrats to Kätlin !!
Omena ei kauas puusta putoa

okaskera wrote:Yes, it was Mait with hunter skies, actualy those was swedish army skies. Not much animal tracks because of tooo thick snow. Mainly moose tracks.

Oh and you can look how Kätlin made her first boar picture.
Video

She made very good pics! and the video is very nice too..
Do you know how far the moose tracks are away from the feeding place?
And were there already wolf tracks seen???

Two very shy furries - what are they scared of??



Hehe, one piece of bread just ran into the forest

oi,i hoped that in finnish its with cone,but you have it with apple,too

AllyKass wrote:oi,i hoped that in finnish its with cone,but you have it with apple,too

Yes, we have apple too.
In swedish also : Äpplet faller inte långt från trädet.

caysa wrote:Two very shy furries - what are they scared of??



Hehe, one piece of bread just ran into the forest

probably the cracking of the trees, the branches ..that are sounds even the furries don't
hear every day ...night is better.. Could be ennemies...do they know the difference??

What an exciting night...I would like to be in the warm hide to see and hear everything...
But Estonia is too far from my bed...

little munchers are back

The cracking is really loud - sometimes I hear it from outside our house, sometimes from the cam.
http://www.ilm.ee/ilmatsalu/ says it is -12C now (a while ago it was -13C)
I think it is odd that the furries are out and about
But even now two of them are eating. I think they do know nature sounds.... at least there is no human scents or voices with the banging and cracking.

caysa wrote:The cracking is really loud - sometimes I hear it from outside our house, sometimes from the cam.
http://www.ilm.ee/ilmatsalu/ says it is -12C now (a while ago it was -13C)
I think it is odd that the furries are out and about
But even now two of them are eating. I think they do know nature sounds.... at least there is no human scents or voices with the banging and cracking.

I just saw it would be - 17 during this night....they need food!