ESTONIA Pärnu county (Kergu + Kerli)

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youtube chat info:
11:33 AM Marta Gołębiewska​​
12:31:55 second feeding Kerli

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- 14.36.56 chirping and "food delivery" behaviour started
- 14.37.03 Kergu landed and FEEDING
- 14.37.33 K. away

(frogs too)

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- 15.55.34 they starts chirping, etc. (suddenly all the storklets are on their feet)
- 15.55.37 Kerli is landing from above and FEEDING
- 15.56.06 Kerli up

for a moment
I don't quite understand - too heavy wings / not strong enough legs? (his/her sibling stood on his/her toes for a while, sometimes one, sometimes the other)

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- Kerli must be still nearby (they are not collecting the leftovers like usually but chirping/begging for food)



- here she is again



I saw more little fish



- 15.58.24 Kerli out to the right (like often)

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youtube chat info
3:52 PM Ell M​​
15:52:10 a very nice butterfly
4:01 PM marika marika​​
maybe Apatura iris (male)
4:07 PM Boerje​​
16.02.49 - 16.03.00 Butterfly back. And again 16.05.55
4:27 PM marika marika
​​correction: more probably Limenitis camilla, the (Eurasian) white admiral



Limenitis camilla, the (Eurasian) white admiral

https://www.ukbutterflies.co.uk/species ... es=camilla

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A huge thank you for your wonderful Black Stork Forum!
It's been lovingly created and is a fantastic resource and documentation.
The list of links to the camera nests is also very helpful.
Thanks to everyone involved.

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July 09
Hello everyone

AGE: 1st chick - 46 days old ; 2nd chick - 46 days; 3rd chick - 43 days old
4th egg did not hatch

FEEDINGs (continuously)
6 x : Kergu - 3x + Kerli - 3x

- 07.21 Kerli
- 10.05 Kerli
- 10.35 Kergu
- 13.21 Kergu
- 19.00 Kerli
- 19.05 Kergu

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Ringing in Kergu's nest will probably be delayed until it's possible to equip a transmitter, to avoid multiple disturbing to the nest. (info by our Madli shared via email on Tue 1 Jul, 18:55 )