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Web camera at a nest of Saker Falcon (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Cristian Mihai
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Stewart J.
Well-known member
Nice one Cristian, Thanks
David Hale
Active member
Nice webcam picture, thank you.
flossiepip
Well-known member
Wonderful even though it was night time! Early Friday morning here. I will have to look in again when I get back from work tonight.
Cristian Mihai
Cristian Mihai
I'm glad you like it, guys.
James Lowther
Well-known member
adult there right now!!
Robin Edwards
Well-known member
I've been watching over a few days now and I don't think I have seen the male bird?
There is also a message that on 26th April, the adult female inadvertedly pulled a fledging from the nest and it was lost.
Great to watch and thanks for sharing - I hope to be in Hungary in just over a week's time and can't wait to see some birds for real.
There is also a message that on 26th April, the adult female inadvertedly pulled a fledging from the nest and it was lost.
Great to watch and thanks for sharing - I hope to be in Hungary in just over a week's time and can't wait to see some birds for real.
Robin Edwards
Well-known member
Now back from Hungary and amazed at how these two young have grown since I have been away.
Also I owe an apology to the male of the species having considered that he was a bad parent. Instead i've learnt that the male collects food that he passes to the female but the female keeps the male away from the nest and young which is why I'd not seen him on the webcam.
Great birds.
Also I owe an apology to the male of the species having considered that he was a bad parent. Instead i've learnt that the male collects food that he passes to the female but the female keeps the male away from the nest and young which is why I'd not seen him on the webcam.
Great birds.
Robin Edwards
Well-known member
The webcam site says that the two chicks will be lowered to the ground tomorrow morning for ringing.
