ESTONIAN WILD PIG CAM 2010 -2011

caysa wrote:Furries are screaming

i wondering how many furries there must be, 11-12 are traped and there they are more and more

AllyKass wrote:

caysa wrote:Furries are screaming

i wondering how many furries there must be, 11-12 are traped and there they are more and more

This is the problem..... there are so many of them....

caysa wrote:

AllyKass wrote:

caysa wrote:Furries are screaming

i wondering how many furries there must be, 11-12 are traped and there they are more and more

This is the problem..... there are so many of them....

and as ricky all time say,if there are many animals,there are much diseases

A lot of young pigs eating at 6.30 this morning
Is that a Buzzard we can hear in the background?? Or???

this maybe jay's calling

AllyKass wrote:this maybe jay's calling

Maybe - I can't tell - I hope someone clever knows

caysa wrote:

AllyKass wrote:

caysa wrote:Furries are screaming

i wondering how many furries there must be, 11-12 are traped and there they are more and more

This is the problem..... there are so many of them....

And they live on an increasingly bigger area...

AllyKass wrote:this maybe jay's calling

I think so too, but I am not absolutely sure...

The cam was off for a short while. And when it was on again there was a LOT of hay...

not only hay,the grain dotsare on the hay,too.........probably mait think tht hay is good against the mud

Woo hoo! Dry feet for man and beast. And it looks like one young piggie even found a dry bed!



Breakfast in bed. (Actually, I guess it is dinner time in Estonia.)

AllyKass wrote:not only hay,the grain dotsare on the hay,too.........probably mait think tht hay is good against the mud

Mait is very clever to put the grain piles in the straw.

if they lay there on thedry hay-they are like domestic pigs

The pigs are still there, happily eating! The light hay also makes it easier to watch them.
Still no stripies tho.....

They look funny in the hay

Have they eaten some of the straw, too, or is it just trampled down into the mud?

I think I can hear strippies
They must be somewhere in the background

All I can hear is that awful wind.

The same here..terrible wind, and at the other pigscam it is not better at all..could not hear stripies and not see them ...
Waiting has to go on...

Days are getting longer!!

Sadly we did not get to see the stripies.....

Here is the last pic of the season

buy,buy, with you boar cam it was wonderful season and thanks to mait and okaskera their help and work.
and big thanks for forum fellow, of these pictues and stories

Yes, it has been a great season and it even lasted a bit longer than last year.
A special thanks to Mait and Okaskera (also for the videos you, Okaskera, posted!!).

Thank you Okaskera and Mait. See you next year!

I was almost certain that stripies were not far

Thanks Okaskera and Mait and all the people that contribute with food
See you in the end of this year

The used MY picture...... but gave no credit... typical....

http://www.looduskalender.ee/en/node/9848

caysa wrote:The used MY picture...... but gave no credit... typical....

http://www.looduskalender.ee/en/node/9848

i thought the same

Funny enough - I used the very same pig picture (without frames) for the mugs we took to Ilmatsalu on the first pig trip

still have that cup on my table at work