ESTONIAN WILD PIG CAM 2010 -2011

once, then bread fliead away, was the ravens a lot, too, but yeah in this winter here they are seen not so many

14 jay's, have ricky seen in one place so many jay'is in his hunting areas?

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AllyKass wrote:once, then bread fliead away, was the ravens a lot, too, but yeah in this winter here they are seen not so many

After ravens first attack this year Mait put "hernehirmutis" near feeding place but it seems that they are used with it and it doesnt work anymore

hernehirmutis = scarecrow, now i understand why often may hear crows voices and not seen them

Haha! This is funny!!
Okaskera - do you have a picture of "hernehirmutis"? (= pea scarer???)

In Finnish it is called variksenpelätin = crow scarer
In Swedish fågelskrämma = bird scarer

eaglecam meatbox need few scarecrow too, now only ravens grow there huge. they eat one boxfull meat with hour.

AllyKass wrote:eaglevam meatbox need few scarecrow too, now only ravens grow there huge. they eat one boxfull meat with hour.

Good idea!!

caysa wrote:

AllyKass wrote:eaglevam meatbox need few scarecrow too, now only ravens grow there huge. they eat one boxfull meat with hour.

Good idea!!

but maybe eagles afraid scarecrow, too

Hmmm yes, probably - and they wont come and eat if there are no ravens....

One furry is desperatly trying to get something to eat....

AllyKass wrote:14 jay's, have ricky seen in one place so many jay'is in his hunting areas?

No...
There are really many Jays in Estonia!

Ricky wrote:

AllyKass wrote:14 jay's, have ricky seen in one place so many jay'is in his hunting areas?

No...
There are really many Jays in Estonia!

our gardeners dont like them,but they are not hunting birds.....

AllyKass wrote:

Ricky wrote:

AllyKass wrote:14 jay's, have ricky seen in one place so many jay'is in his hunting areas?

No...
There are really many Jays in Estonia!

our gardeners dont like them,but they are not hunting birds.....

Ally, there is a misunderstanding with birds names. Gardeners dont like bird with name "pasknäär" but they mean hallrästas.
Pasknäär very rarely go in gardens but hallrästas eat berrys a lot. Most of people in estonia dont really know that jay is real pasknäär and the bird they call pasknäär is actualy hallrästas.

Just to explain - pasknäär is Jay (Garrilus glandarius) and hallrästas is Field fare (Turdus pilaris)

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When I woke up the place wasn't empty

okaskera wrote:

AllyKass wrote:

Ricky wrote:

AllyKass wrote:14 jay's, have ricky seen in one place so many jay'is in his hunting areas?

No...
There are really many Jays in Estonia!

our gardeners dont like them,but they are not hunting birds.....

Ally, there is a misunderstanding with birds names. Gardeners dont like bird with name "pasknäär" but they mean hallrästas.
Pasknäär very rarely go in gardens but hallrästas eat berrys a lot. Most of people in estonia dont really know that jay is real pasknäär and the bird they call pasknäär is actualy hallrästas.

aso, thanks for saying, now i can say it them, too

morning furry seems funny. but on the ground are lots of strange blackbrown stuff, did they really do it to then eatingtable???

AllyKass wrote:morning furry seems funny. but on the ground are lots of strange blackbrown stuff, did they really do it to then eatingtable???

I was thinking the same...... I can't imagine that the pigs do that - they have toilet in the forest. But furries maybe don't care??

isnt these for furries litlebit big things??

wow, look the saltpost, its eaten from each side and is so thin already....make your bets, then its will fall out

I was looking at this furry... Is it only my eyes - or does it have a very short tail??

AllyKass wrote:wow, look the saltpost, its eaten from each side and is so thin already....make your bets, then its will fall out

My guess is...... February 17th

caysa wrote:

AllyKass wrote:wow, look the saltpost, its eaten from each side and is so thin already....make your bets, then its will fall out

My guess is...... February 17th

my bet is for february 10th.

AllyKass wrote:isnt these for furries litlebit big things??

I don't think they are too big - only thing that is a bit odd is that furries usually have a toilet place too. They go to the same spot to poop.

caysa wrote:I was looking at this furry... Is it only my eyes - or does it have a very short tail??

this tail someone in LK forum showed few times ago, too....how its lost his tail, its interesting...are there some foxtrap, there it may lost its tail?

[quote="caysa"]

AllyKass wrote:isnt these for furries litlebit big things??

I don't think they are too big - only thing that is a bit odd is that furries usually have a toilet place too. They go to the same spot to poop.


quote]ok, if furries poop are too big, now just need to see, who of them doing these on the ground, piggies or furries...

[quote="AllyKass"]

caysa wrote:

AllyKass wrote:isnt these for furries litlebit big things??

I don't think they are too big - only thing that is a bit odd is that furries usually have a toilet place too. They go to the same spot to poop.


quote]ok, if furries poop are too big, now just need to see, who of them doing these on the ground, piggies or furries...

Poop watching

AllyKass wrote:wow, look the saltpost, its eaten from each side and is so thin already....make your bets, then its will fall out

February 21st, half an hour past midnight

Ricky wrote:

AllyKass wrote:wow, look the saltpost, its eaten from each side and is so thin already....make your bets, then its will fall out

February 21st, half an hour past midnight

and how many seconds ???