Karula National Park 2/ Must toonekurg 4
-
marika.solo
- Site Admin
- Posts: 27639
- Joined: 29 Sep 2021, 09:38
-
marika.solo
- Site Admin
- Posts: 27639
- Joined: 29 Sep 2021, 09:38
Re: Karula National Park 2/ Must toonekurg 4
previous post (18.07) viewtopic.php?p=62197#p62197
next post (20.07) viewtopic.php?p=62283#p62283
July 19
Hello everyone
CHICK
() +
- 1st chick: 58 days old (hatched in the night 21./22.05)
- 2nd chick: 58 days old (hatched in the night 21./22.05)
- 3rd chick: 57 days old (hatched on 23. 05)
- 4th: on 24. 05; brood reduction by female on 28.05 - 4 days old
- one chick, Bonus 2, adopted on 18.06
- info about the 2nd saved chick: viewtopic.php?p=59858#p59858; and next: The young stork at the rescue station is showing improvement, although its leg coordination remains problematic. Its movements still resemble those of a much younger chick. It is uncertain whether its condition will progress sufficiently to allow for migration, but only time will tell.
Stork chicks grow exponentially. 90 days in the nest is like 18-21 years for humans. This means that 1 day in the nest is like almost 3 months for a human child. That is why their transformation is so amazing and fast.
Leg Ring Identification:
Three of the chicks carry rings 7201, 7202, and 7203, while the adopted/foster chick (referred to as "Bonus") carries the distinct ring 710L.
next post (20.07) viewtopic.php?p=62283#p62283
July 19
Hello everyone
CHICK
() + - 1st chick: 58 days old (hatched in the night 21./22.05)
- 2nd chick: 58 days old (hatched in the night 21./22.05)
- 3rd chick: 57 days old (hatched on 23. 05)
- 4th: on 24. 05; brood reduction by female on 28.05 - 4 days old
- one chick, Bonus 2, adopted on 18.06
- info about the 2nd saved chick: viewtopic.php?p=59858#p59858; and next: The young stork at the rescue station is showing improvement, although its leg coordination remains problematic. Its movements still resemble those of a much younger chick. It is uncertain whether its condition will progress sufficiently to allow for migration, but only time will tell.
Stork chicks grow exponentially. 90 days in the nest is like 18-21 years for humans. This means that 1 day in the nest is like almost 3 months for a human child. That is why their transformation is so amazing and fast.
Leg Ring Identification:
Three of the chicks carry rings 7201, 7202, and 7203, while the adopted/foster chick (referred to as "Bonus") carries the distinct ring 710L.
-
marika.solo
- Site Admin
- Posts: 27639
- Joined: 29 Sep 2021, 09:38
Re: Karula National Park 2/ Must toonekurg 4
youtube chat info - thx to everyone, especially to @СветланаКлюева-н6у 
English translation only from now on – assisted by Gemini
Nest Activity Log 19/07/2026 (in the evening - the whole day)
06:14 – Chick 7203 exercising, jumping movements.
06:15 – Chicks engaging in bill-play with each other.
06:26 – Chicks freeze and watch.
07:06:30 – 07:06:46 – Adult male delivered food (fish). Rain reported.
07:13 – 07:16 – Chicks vocalising.
07:18 – Interaction noted between chick 7203 and chick 7201.
07:31:51 – 07:32:09 – Adult female delivered a large quantity of fish.
08:06:07 – 08:06:24 – Adult male delivered a large quantity of fish.
08:18 – Sounds detected from beneath the nest structure.
08:45:53 – Adult stork perched above the nest; chicks vocalising.
08:47:08 – 08:47:31 – Adult male landed on the nest and delivered a large quantity of fish.
11:11 – Chick 7203 exercising, jumping over siblings.
11:47 – Chicks start vocalising.
11:49:14 – 11:49:21 – Adult female delivered food (fish and tadpoles).
13:11:43 – 13:12:31 – Adult male delivered food (individual fish).
15:14 – 15:15 – Chicks exercising, jumping.
15:34 – Chicks synchronously tracking a target visually.
16:33:23 – 16:33:53 – Adult male delivered food; two chicks received larger fish.
16:52:10 – 16:52:28 – Adult male delivered food; chick 7202 swaloved a very large fish.
17:16 – 17:23 – Chicks visually tracking synchronously, displaying tense posture.
17:23 – Chicks started vocalising.
17:25:26 – 17:25:44 – Adult female delivered food (insect larvae).
17:55:16 – 17:55:41 – Adult male delivered a large quantity of fish.
18:12:35 – 18:12:56 – Adult male delivered a large quantity of fish.
18:24 – Chicks resting after feeding.
19:07 onwards – Sequential wing-muscle exercises by all chicks.
19:25 – Rain reported.
English translation only from now on – assisted by Gemini
Nest Activity Log 19/07/2026 (in the evening - the whole day)
06:14 – Chick 7203 exercising, jumping movements.
06:15 – Chicks engaging in bill-play with each other.
06:26 – Chicks freeze and watch.
07:06:30 – 07:06:46 – Adult male delivered food (fish). Rain reported.
07:13 – 07:16 – Chicks vocalising.
07:18 – Interaction noted between chick 7203 and chick 7201.
07:31:51 – 07:32:09 – Adult female delivered a large quantity of fish.
08:06:07 – 08:06:24 – Adult male delivered a large quantity of fish.
08:18 – Sounds detected from beneath the nest structure.
08:45:53 – Adult stork perched above the nest; chicks vocalising.
08:47:08 – 08:47:31 – Adult male landed on the nest and delivered a large quantity of fish.
11:11 – Chick 7203 exercising, jumping over siblings.
11:47 – Chicks start vocalising.
11:49:14 – 11:49:21 – Adult female delivered food (fish and tadpoles).
13:11:43 – 13:12:31 – Adult male delivered food (individual fish).
15:14 – 15:15 – Chicks exercising, jumping.
15:34 – Chicks synchronously tracking a target visually.
16:33:23 – 16:33:53 – Adult male delivered food; two chicks received larger fish.
16:52:10 – 16:52:28 – Adult male delivered food; chick 7202 swaloved a very large fish.
17:16 – 17:23 – Chicks visually tracking synchronously, displaying tense posture.
17:23 – Chicks started vocalising.
17:25:26 – 17:25:44 – Adult female delivered food (insect larvae).
17:55:16 – 17:55:41 – Adult male delivered a large quantity of fish.
18:12:35 – 18:12:56 – Adult male delivered a large quantity of fish.
18:24 – Chicks resting after feeding.
19:07 onwards – Sequential wing-muscle exercises by all chicks.
19:25 – Rain reported.
-
marika.solo
- Site Admin
- Posts: 27639
- Joined: 29 Sep 2021, 09:38
Re: Karula National Park 2/ Must toonekurg 4
previous post (19.07) viewtopic.php?p=62242#p62242
next post (21.07)
July 20
Hello everyone
CHICK () +
- 1st chick: 59 days old (hatched in the night 21./22.05)
- 2nd chick: 59 days old (hatched in the night 21./22.05)
- 3rd chick: 58 days old (hatched on 23. 05)
- 4th: on 24. 05; brood reduction by female on 28.05 - 4 days old
- one chick, Bonus 2, adopted on 18.06
- info about the 2nd saved chick: viewtopic.php?p=59858#p59858; and next: The young stork at the rescue station is showing improvement, although its leg coordination remains problematic. Its movements still resemble those of a much younger chick. It is uncertain whether its condition will progress sufficiently to allow for migration, but only time will tell.
Stork chicks grow exponentially. 90 days in the nest is like 18-21 years for humans. This means that 1 day in the nest is like almost 3 months for a human child. That is why their transformation is so amazing and fast.
Leg Ring Identification:
Three of the chicks carry rings 7201, 7202, and 7203, while the adopted/foster chick (referred to as "Bonus") carries the distinct ring 710L.
next post (21.07)
July 20
Hello everyone
CHICK
() + - 1st chick: 59 days old (hatched in the night 21./22.05)
- 2nd chick: 59 days old (hatched in the night 21./22.05)
- 3rd chick: 58 days old (hatched on 23. 05)
- 4th: on 24. 05; brood reduction by female on 28.05 - 4 days old
- one chick, Bonus 2, adopted on 18.06
- info about the 2nd saved chick: viewtopic.php?p=59858#p59858; and next: The young stork at the rescue station is showing improvement, although its leg coordination remains problematic. Its movements still resemble those of a much younger chick. It is uncertain whether its condition will progress sufficiently to allow for migration, but only time will tell.
Stork chicks grow exponentially. 90 days in the nest is like 18-21 years for humans. This means that 1 day in the nest is like almost 3 months for a human child. That is why their transformation is so amazing and fast.
Leg Ring Identification:
Three of the chicks carry rings 7201, 7202, and 7203, while the adopted/foster chick (referred to as "Bonus") carries the distinct ring 710L.
-
marika.solo
- Site Admin
- Posts: 27639
- Joined: 29 Sep 2021, 09:38
Re: Karula National Park 2/ Must toonekurg 4
youtube chat info - thx to everyone, especially to @СветланаКлюева-н6у
English translation only from now on – assisted by Gemini
Nest Activity Log 20/07/2026 (in the evening - the whole day)
English translation only from now on – assisted by Gemini
Nest Activity Log 20/07/2026 (in the evening - the whole day)