Hi everyone!

Ladyhawk wrote:Good morning to all
have a nice day!!
Yesterday I was in the forest at one of my feeding grounds,it was a wonderfull night
Roe deers,foxes,dachs,many rabbits and boars!! I did not want go to bed...
see you later

Hello, wow, you have a real wildlife going on there, i havent seen a rabbit a long time ago, i wonder where are they disappeared

robin wrote:

Ladyhawk wrote:Good morning to all
have a nice day!!
Yesterday I was in the forest at one of my feeding grounds,it was a wonderfull night
Roe deers,foxes,dachs,many rabbits and boars!! I did not want go to bed...
see you later

Hello, wow, you have a real wildlife going on there, i havent seen a rabbit a long time ago, i wonder where are they disappeared

We have had two brown hares here in our garden visited almost whole winter.

hello again, i was away and now i can greet bisky, robin and laaly as well ) i have a wonderful new bed and even though i am awake, i'm having my morning tea in bed again ehehe

(imagine an old estonian country house style massive birchwood bed with 2 high ends and geometrical art noveau decor - i have been dreaming of such all my life and now i have it!!)

Congratulations to you of bed of dreams

asteria Post subject: Re: Black Stork Webcam Discussion 2009Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009 12:54 pm
 
 It's a big tit, not nuthatch.

Please help somebody!
1. What is the nuthatch latin name?
2. What is the big ....?

Ophiophagus wrote:asteria Post subject: Re: Black Stork Webcam Discussion 2009Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009 12:54 pm

It's a big tit, not nuthatch.

Please help somebody!
1. What is the nuthatch latin name?
2. What is the big ....?

nuthatch is in latin Sitta Europaea...
and not a big tit but it has to be a Great Tit :D

robin wrote:

Ophiophagus wrote:asteria Post subject: Re: Black Stork Webcam Discussion 2009Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009 12:54 pm

It's a big tit, not nuthatch.

Please help somebody!
1. What is the nuthatch latin name?
2. What is the big ....?

nuthatch is in latin Sitta Europaea...
and not a big tit but it has to be a Great Tit :D

Thank you!

The saying of the day:
garina do mar Post subject: Re: Wild Pig Cam 2009 discussion Posted: April 6th, 2009, 12:09 am

They are lovely
Little piglets in pijama 

I am so happy that you have been so active here!!
My daylast week were really so busy and even today i feel ½ dead.
But the babtism went fine!
Except :x .....
The battery in my camera went POOF. So now I have to wait to get pictures from other people. But at least I got this picture, cousins Saga and Elis, waiting for the ceremony to start.

And today i have added some smilies too:
:gottapee:

caysa wrote:And today i have added some smilies too:
:gottapee:

what a nice smilies

oh HI Robin, long time no see , what happend to your msn?

robin wrote:

caysa wrote:And today i have added some smilies too:
:gottapee:

what a nice smilies

That's my Onni :D That's in my signature of dachshund forum !

caysa wrote:oh HI Robin, long time no see , what happend to your msn?

everything is ok now, dont know what happened :scratch:

caysa wrote:And today i have added some smilies too: 

Thank you, but I do not find them in the "Add Reply".

Mr. Oph...lol, for lack of a first name... You can find the extra smilies in the add reply area by just clicking on the View more Emoticons above the smiley choices, and then click on more smilies. Then they will appear.

caysa wrote:I am so happy that you have been so active here!!
My daylast week were really so busy and even today i feel ½ dead.
But the babtism went fine!
Except :x .....
The battery in my camera went POOF. So now I have to wait to get pictures from other people. But at least I got this picture, cousins Saga and Elis, waiting for the ceremony to start.

Very nice children! And they behave so well always?

Thanks!! Mostly they behave well, yes
They are Granny's little darlings!!

Admin wrote:Mr. Oph...lol, for lack of a first name... You can find the extra smilies in the add reply area by just clicking on the View more Emoticons above the smiley choices, and then click on more smilies. Then they will appear.

Thanks Deb! I click the View more Emoticons above the smiley choices! Hurra! And then i click on more smilies! And nothing...:evil: I see only one (loveshower) I think will be the trouble with my browser. I try to refresh it. If  I would not present
until a month, did not succeed then.

Good evening everyone!
Whats up with the cam or with lights??is this a slowly end?? :scratch:

Ladyhawk wrote:Good evening everyone!
Whats up with the cam or with lights??is this a slowly end?? :scratch:

yes slowly dying of pig cam

Hello everybody!
I´m back from Slovenia/Italy.
It has been a hot and day down there and a trip with great observations but nearly no photos of them.
In total there were 5 Vipera ammodytes, 1 Lacerta viridis, quite a lot of Podarcis muralis and some Algyroides nigropunctatus.
Espicially the many V. ammodytes were special because I had seen only one of them before. And now there were 5 on one day. :D But all of them were directly in front of there holes and escaped when they heard/saw me. It was impossible to catch photos that way and I wasn´t prepared for catching venemous snakes so I had to let them go. But I´ll return soon and then with better instruments.
The L. viridis was also hiding in his hole and didn´t dare to come out. Also the A. nigropuctatus were very shy. The only species I could take proper photos from was P. muralis.
Probably because of the heat they were very active and fast so that it was totally impossible to take photos without catching them. But if they are so fast it´s difficult to catch them... (the best way to catch lizards is with a small springe made of twine. And good luck if the lizards are running and there´s also a wind... )

Okay, enough for now (quite long already ).

Laaly wrote:hello everyone :D
i find some time and do my first post here :D
i'm very thankful that caysa has invite me and let me to be a part of the gratest forumgroup

You are very welcome here, Laaly!

To: Caysa! You not have a Scandinavian browser sure!  

Ricky wrote:Hello everybody!
I´m back from Slovenia/Italy.
It has been a hot and day down there and a trip with great observations but nearly no photos of them.
In total there were 5 Vipera ammodytes, 1 Lacerta viridis, quite a lot of Podarcis muralis and some Algyroides nigropunctatus.
Espicially the many V. ammodytes were special because I had seen only one of them before. And now there were 5 on one day. :D But all of them were directly in front of there holes and escaped when they heard/saw me. It was impossible to catch photos that way and I wasn´t prepared for catching venemous snakes so I had to let them go. But I´ll return soon and then with better instruments.
The L. viridis was also hiding in his hole and didn´t dare to come out. Also the A. nigropuctatus were very shy. The only species I could take proper photos from was P. muralis.
Probably because of the heat they were very active and fast so that it was totally impossible to take photos without catching them. But if they are so fast it´s difficult to catch them... (the best way to catch lizards is with a small springe made of twine. And good luck if the lizards are running and there´s also a wind... )

Okay, enough for now (quite long already ).

That was cool!! You are a very travelling man!
Now..... when you have time.... make a list of those amphibians with pictures - I know far too little about them but am interested in knowing more. It would be nice to have a picture list to look at when you call the "fancy names"

I have today, in the field in front of our house, seen 2 swans, 2 canadian geese and the first flock of cranes! :D

Ophiophagus wrote:asteria Post subject: Re: Black Stork Webcam Discussion 2009Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009 12:54 pm

It's a big tit, not nuthatch.

Please help somebody!
1. What is the nuthatch latin name?
2. What is the big ....?

There are 2 meanings of "tit". One is e.g Great Tit: http://images.google.de/images?sourceid=navclient&hl=de&rlz=1T4SKPB_deDE221DE222&q=great%20tit&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi the other is what you thought.

Nuthatch is this one: http://images.google.de/images?hl=de&rlz=1T4SKPB_deDE221DE222&um=1&sa=1&q=nuthatch&aq=f&oq=

Ricky wrote:Hello everybody!
I´m back from Slovenia/Italy.

lucky you, you can travel a lot and see a lot

Ricky wrote:Hello everybody!
I´m back from Slovenia/Italy.

I am glad about your successful road. I read it through yet tomorrow. what you wrote.

The CSI is beginning now.
Sweet dreams for everybody!Gute Nacht!
Hyvää yötä!

Good Night!!
I am going too, see you tomorrow!!
Bye bye!

Bye caysa and ophi...

caysa wrote:[
That was cool!! You are a very travelling man!
Now..... when you have time.... make a list of those amphibians with pictures - I know far too little about them but am interested in knowing more. It would be nice to have a picture list to look at when you call the "fancy names"

I have today, in the field in front of our house, seen 2 swans, 2 canadian geese and the first flock of cranes! :D

Yes. I´ll put some links now since I have no photos (or I had to upload older ones now).

V. ammodytes: http://www.herp.it/indexjs.htm?SpeciesPages/ViperAmmod.htm

L. viridis: http://www.herp.it/indexjs.htm?SpeciesPages/LacerVirid.htm

A. nigropunctatus: http://www.herp.it/indexjs.htm?SpeciesPages/AlgyrNigro.htm

P. muralis: http://www.herp.it/indexjs.htm?SpeciesPages/PodarMural.htm (only the brown ones occur in that area)

Please tell me if the links work with your computer, it´s the first time they work with mine with that website. :scratch:

Another possibility is Google...