ESTONIAN WILD PIG CAM 2010 -2011

garina do mar wrote:

ergee wrote:What is that rumbling sound at ct 22.49? Not the wind I think, is one
of the furries doing a try out to get something?? It sounds a bit like
the wind but the branches do not move...

Yes, there is another noise besides the wind but I'm not paying much attention. Maybe a furry in the back of the cam. Or roe deer?

Are you working again?? You won't get much sleep, are you not tired??

Strange...sounds like rain but the weatherforecast says - 4 * in Tartu
and windforce only 2 and from North East..during the night snow...

Rather late..

Roe deer is happy


So much to choose

Garina, I hope you are getting up early rather than being up this late!

I have a picture, too, but I seem to have lost where I saved it, and then my son instant messaged me and is quite "talkative" tonight, which is unusual. I have one of her closer to the camera. I'll post it soon.

Found it

Thank you everybody for lovely night report!!
The deer sure was happy to find hay!! I think all animal enjoy it, one way or the other
Now it is all silent, could be a perfect time for Volli...

Hi Bisky and Caysa

No Volli. Only lots of noise of cars and planes...
And I'm going to a bit. Have a huge homework to deliver today and lots of "normal" works to deliver on the next weeks

Awww - hope you get some good rest!!

nice work from night shift good that deer found hay, too.
now there is 13 nice jay

Mait is there and preparing the arena...but now there where we cannot see him....
But it will be allright for us! Maybe he has new surprises...
and he was whistling already...

mait was today clever, he hided bread under the hay

AllyKass wrote:mait was today clever, he hided bread under the hay

What a good idea!! The pigs love to dig into the hay - a little bit of brain gymnastics

Furrys are the first guests...

this is very sweet furries pair,they eat from one spot together

AllyKass wrote:this is very sweet furries pair,they eat from one spot together

Yes they are nice. One of them found bread that Mait put under the hay..
furry brought it into the forest and came back, the other saw it happen and
waited till he came back..Must be a real couple!

Good evening everybody, I´ve just a short look, I want to go in our forest-looking for our wild boars...
have a nice evening-of course see you later

good evening,ladyhawk!
one boar found,that something is under the hay

Nice to see, I hope they will come here too this night

Hi Ally!! I think they like the hay

An hour ago I heard a Long-eared Owl (Asio otus)

ergee wrote:

AllyKass wrote:this is very sweet furries pair,they eat from one spot together

Yes they are nice. One of them found bread that Mait put under the hay..
furry brought it into the forest and came back, the other saw it happen and
waited till he came back..Must be a real couple!

Raccoon Dogs do live in couples - a couple stays together all its life.

Ricky wrote:An hour ago I heard a Long-eared Owl (Asio otus)

where???????

Ricky wrote:An hour ago I heard a Long-eared Owl (Asio otus)

I love owls!! I ve a gaurdian angel-a brown owl, he is always by my side when I go to the forest.
Wherever I go-brownie is always there!!
I´ve to go-
see you later bye

Ricky wrote:

ergee wrote:

AllyKass wrote:this is very sweet furries pair,they eat from one spot together

Yes they are nice. One of them found bread that Mait put under the hay..
furry brought it into the forest and came back, the other saw it happen and
waited till he came back..Must be a real couple!

Raccoon Dogs do live in couples - a couple stays together all its life.

It is not always so easy to see which ones are a couple, but here the behaviour
makes it very easy to see, even when there are more of them together on a rather
small spot.

ergee wrote:

Ricky wrote:An hour ago I heard a Long-eared Owl (Asio otus)

where???????

Somewhere in the forest close the feeding ground...

I just came home and now nobody is at the feeding ground. But good to know that all sorts have showed up (or been heard).
Funny - in Finnish Asio otus is called Sarvipöllö , in Swedish Hornuggla.
Both mean Horn owl.

In German it´s "Waldohreule" which means "forest ear owl"

in estonian asio otus is...kõrvukräts

AllyKass wrote:in estonian asio otus is...kõrvukräts

kõrvu = ears?

caysa wrote:

AllyKass wrote:in estonian asio otus is...kõrvukräts

kõrvu = ears?

yes,kõrvad=ears