YouTube comments do not reflect all nest events throughout the day, including chick feedings; therefore, the log is unfortunately incomplete.
Nest Activity Log 10/08/2026 (in the evening - whole day)
Log compiled from chat observations and structured with the assistance of Gemini AI.
MORNING / FORENOON
• 07:01:12 – Fledgling 710M returns to the nest.
• 07:27:02 – Fledgling 710J returns to the nest.
• 08:13 – Fledgling 710M departs the nest.
• 08:44:07 – Fledgling 710M returns to the nest.
• 08:52 – Fledgling 710J departs and immediately returns to the nest.
• 08:54 – Vocalisation from fledglings in the nest.
• 08:55 – Fledgling 710N lands in the nest.
• 10:16:56 - 10:38:17 – Loud acoustic disturbances (resembling military exercises or aircraft) are recorded on the audio feed.
• 12:59 – The last fledgling departs the nest (still no feeding).
AFTERNOON / EVENING
• 14:05 – An unringed adult male stork (probably) arrives at the nest and begins nest-arranging behaviour.
• 14:08 – The adult male departs. Fledgling vocalisation is heard from adjacent branches.
• 14:21 – An adult male returns to the nest.
• 14:22:56 – The adult male departs.
• 14:33 – Fledgling 710J returns to the nest.
• 14:59 – Fledgling 710J begins begging.
• 14:59:45 – Fledgling 710N lands in the nest.
• 15:00 – An intruder stork arrives and pecks aggressively at the fledglings.
• 15:01 – The intruder drives the fledglings out of the nest onto adjacent branches.
• 15:03:02 – The intruder pooped in the nest.
• 15:06 – The intruder pecks at a fledgling located on a branch, attempting to displace it.
• 15:12:23 – The intruder departs from the nest.
• 15:13 – Fledgling 710J moves from the branch back into the nest.
• 15:16 – Strong wind; fledgling 710N balances on a branch.
• 17:06:31 – Fledgling 710M returns to the nest.
• 18:33 – Fledglings 710J and 710N interact peacefully in the nest.
• 18:58 – Rain begins at the nest site.
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SUMMARY HIGHLIGHTS
• No feedings were recorded during the day (last known feeding occurred on the morning of the previous day).
• Fledglings were present in the nest and surrounding branches throughout the day.
• Intrusive adult stork visited the nest in the afternoon, exhibiting aggressive behaviour towards the fledglings and displacing them.
• Distant loud detonation/aircraft noises recorded during the morning.
