Jõgeva County (Jan and Janika)

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sleep after a good meal:

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10.22 - number 1


10.23 - number 2 poop

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10.40 - Number 2

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10.59 number 2 poop

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it was interesting to note that although there were enough "free" fish, the older sibling/Middle repeatedly (2x) pulled the fish from the younger sibling's bill - this time successfully (Little ate enough fish)

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11.10 - number1 poop

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it was interesting to note that although there were enough "free" fish, the older sibling/Middle repeatedly (2x) pulled the fish from the younger sibling's bill - this time successfully (Little ate enough fish)

yes, the same yesterday, only yesterday No3 was more successful and today No2 "stole" his fish twice

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for our visitors from Estonia

there are some news about "our" storklet
https://tartu.postimees.ee/7544114/reko ... 1655192113

Rekordi teinud must-toonekure peret tabas- tragoodia The record-breaking black stork family was hit by tragedy
Eili Arula, journalist
June 14, 2022, 9:40 AM

PHOTO https://f8.pmo.ee/TDOTQm8nCWzOT1E6vd4ki ... 1h2dff.jpg
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The three young ones of the Black Stork are currently under the supervision of the doctors of the rural university, they have embraced the art nicely. The recovery of the chicks can be monitored in real time via the video server of the University of Life Sciences. PJ Photo:Kuvatõmmis

the start:
new version - Madli translated it correctly, thank you

A tragedy hits the record-making stork family

The three black stork chicks are currently under the supervision of the doctors of the EULS, they have accepted the artificial mother nicely. The recovery of the chicks can be monitored in real time via the video server of the University of Life Sciences.

At the end of May, nature enthusiasts and members of the Eagle Club celebrated: a pair of black storks nesting in Jõgeva County, named Jan and Jaanika, had six chicks in the nest, which is extremely rare. Unfortunately, Jan disappeared without a trace on June 1, and the female could no longer take care of the offspring.

On June 5, the members of the Eagle Club decided to bring the chicks under the care of veterinarians at the Estonian University of Life Sciences. At that time, only three of the six sons were alive.

Urmas Sellis, the coordinator of the Eagle Club, said that no one knows what has become of a father. "It is certain that he did not voluntarily leave his nest, something had to happen to him," Sellis said. It is not possible to determine the location of the father stork because he did not have a transmitter or a leg ring.

... no more visible to me

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