YouTube comments do not reflect all nest events throughout the day, including chick feedings; therefore, the log is unfortunately incomplete.
Nest Activity Log 07/08/2026 (in the evening - whole day)
Log compiled from chat observations and structured with the assistance of Gemini AI.
Morning / Forenoon
06:46 Departure of one fledgling from the nest.
07:31 A fledgling moved onto the branch on the left side of the nest.
07:41:51 Departure of fledglings, leaving the nest temporarily empty.
07:43:34 A fledgling returned to the nest from the branch.
07:46:55 Departure of a fledgling from the nest.
08:16:14 Return of one fledgling to the nest.
08:17:49 Return of a second fledgling to the nest.
09:39:20 Arrival of the adult male carrying a branch; departed at 09:44:17 without delivering food.
10:10:07 Two fledglings displayed begging behaviour towards an adult bird perched on a lower branch outside the camera frame; adult departed at 10:19:06.
11:48 Arrival of the adult male; feeding delivered to the fledglings.
11:56 Fledglings displayed begging behaviour as an adult black stork landed on a lower branch at 11:57 and departed at 11:58.
Afternoon / Evening
15:22 Departure of one fledgling, leaving one fledgling resting on the nest.
15:30 Departure of the remaining fledgling, leaving the nest empty.
16:05:11 Return of one fledgling to the nest.
16:12 Departure of the fledgling from the nest.
16:25 Return of one fledgling to the nest.
16:28 Arrival of the adult male; feeding delivered to the single fledgling present.
16:33 Return of the second fledgling to the nest.
18:39 Arrival of the third fledgling; all three fledglings present on the nest.
Summary Highlights:
* Feedings:
Two feedings delivered by the adult male at 11:48 and 16:28 (the latter for a single fledgling present on the nest).
* Nest activity:
All three fledglings spent the night in the nest. Fledglings were active during the day, practicing flights, leaving the nest empty at times, and exploring surrounding branches.
* Adult behaviour:
The adult male visited the nest multiple times, bringing nest material (a branch) at 09:39, perching on lower branches, and delivering food.
* Note on female absence:
No sightings of the female parent were recorded. The female's absence is natural at this stage - all fledglings are capable of flight. After laying two clutches and successfully raising three chicks, she has likely departed to rest and begin her migration.









