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July 12
Hello everyone
instructions by Tajo International on 28.02: viewtopic.php?p=53697#p53697 and again on 31.03: viewtopic.php?p=54834#p54834
CHICKS
- 1st chick: 69 days old,
- 2nd chick: 68 days old,
- 3rd chick: 66 days old
Egg 4: Laid 07 April - unhatched
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.
Maiden flight (general data):
- Chicks become capable of flight at the age of 68–72 days.
- Fledging depends on several environmental factors.
- Chicks that stay longer in the nest after fledging have higher survival rates.
Maiden flight data for this nest (Zica & Natalio):
- 2025: 69 days old (accidental flight)
- 2024: 69 days old (forced by attack)
female Zica - male Natalio
FEEDING
x
Natalio x → | |
Zica x → | |
WATERING
Natalio x →
Mating
Delivery
Events
Boat on the lake – info about this problem: viewtopic.php?p=50030#p50030
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VIDEOS viewtopic.php?f=186&t=371
12.07
thx to our Maria Lewandovska
https://www.hospederiasdeextremadura.es ... /alcantara (https://www.hospederiasdeextremadura.es ... /alcantara)
next day (13.07) viewtopic.php?p=61704#p61704
July 12
Hello everyone
instructions by Tajo International on 28.02: viewtopic.php?p=53697#p53697 and again on 31.03: viewtopic.php?p=54834#p54834
CHICKS
- 1st chick: 69 days old,
- 2nd chick: 68 days old,
- 3rd chick: 66 days old
Egg 4: Laid 07 April - unhatched
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.
Maiden flight (general data):
- Chicks become capable of flight at the age of 68–72 days.
- Fledging depends on several environmental factors.
- Chicks that stay longer in the nest after fledging have higher survival rates.
Maiden flight data for this nest (Zica & Natalio):
- 2025: 69 days old (accidental flight)
- 2024: 69 days old (forced by attack)
female Zica - male Natalio
FEEDING
xNatalio x → | |
Zica x → | |
WATERING
Natalio x →
Mating
Delivery
Events
Boat on the lake – info about this problem: viewtopic.php?p=50030#p50030
-----
VIDEOS viewtopic.php?f=186&t=371
12.07
thx to our Maria Lewandovska
https://www.hospederiasdeextremadura.es ... /alcantara (https://www.hospederiasdeextremadura.es ... /alcantara)
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marika.solo
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Re: Tajo Internacional (Natalio/M and Zica/F)
09:23:42 begging display begins
1/ 09:25:25 Natalio in - feeding - 09:25:24 Natalio out
13:18:13 begging display begins
2/ 13:19:11 Natalio in - feeding - 13:19:21 Natalio out
15:31:18 the food-begging behaviour starts
3/ 15:35:24 Zica in -regurgitating - 15:35:32 Zica out
the food-begging behaviour starts
4/ 19:03 Zica in -regurgitating - Zica out
AI to the "boat"
For an immediate, real-time emergency response to stop boaters or swimmers actively disturbing the black stork nest, you must bypass general email forms and contact Spanish environmental police or regional rangers directly via phone.
1. Call Emergency Services (Quickest Action)
* Call 112 (Emergencias Extremadura): This is the immediate universal emergency number in Spain. State clearly that there is an environmental offense happening right now ("un delito medioambiental en curso") at La Cantera de Alcántara.
* The 112 operators are fully integrated with regional park authorities and can dispatch the closest available patrols.
2. Contact Specialized Environmental Authorities
If you want to reach the specific forces directly responsible for protecting the International Tagus Natural Park wildlife:
Call SEPRONA (Guardia Civil): Dial 062. This connects you directly to the Servicio de Protección de la Naturaleza, Spain’s specialized green police force. They have the authority to intercept, identify, and fine the illegal boaters on the spot. [2]
* Alert the Regional Rangers: The [Agentes del Medio Natural de Extremadura] patrol this area daily. To report wildlife in imminent danger, you can call the emergency wildlife notification line for the region at +34 900 351 858 (monitored 24/7).
What Details to Provide the Dispatcher
When you get an agent on the phone, quickly provide these exact details:
1. Location: La Cantera del Cabezo, Alcántara (Cáceres). Mention that they are violating the strictly closed nesting perimeter ("zona de exclusión de nidificación").
2. What you see: The exact number of people, types of boats (e.g., kayaks, inflatable rafts), and their distance from the cliff.
3. Evidence: Mention that the violation is currently being broadcast live on the public black stork stream ("en directo por la cámara web del nido de cigüeña negra"), meaning their actions are being recorded in real-time.
youtube chat info - thx to everyone , especially to @Светлана-ни and @паніСвітланаК and our Maria Lewandovska
Nest Activity Log 12/07/2026
09:10 – The three chicks stand alert, closely observing activity outside the nest.
09:15:04 – An unidentified bird is seen flying near the cliff face.
09:20:56 – A loud splash of water is heard from the quarry lake below.
09:23:21 – Another bird flight is observed near the nest site.
09:25 – The adult male Natalio arrives and regurgitates food for the chicks.
09:29:01 – A bird flight is noted across the quarry area.
10:17:18 – One of the young storks displays defensive posture.
10:25:11 – A bird flight is observed nearby.
11:11:34 – A rock is seen falling into the quarry water, causing a loud splash.
11:18:48 – An adult stork vocalization is heard, continuing at 11:19:17. At 11:21:34, two distinct adult voices are recorded, suggesting Natalio intercepted the adult female Zika before she could reach the nest.
13:19 – The adult male Natalio arrives and drops food for the chicks.
13:33 – Intense wing flapping and pre-flight training begin, with the youngest chick (66 days old) showing high activity.
14:47 – The chicks engage in brief, playful bill-fencing exercises.
15:15 – The three chicks stand together, observing the sky.
15:35 – The adult female Zika arrives and regurgitates food for the chicks.
18:00 – A small watercraft is detected on the lake below; the chicks actively track its movement.
18:12 – A small kayak/inflatable boat with occupants becomes clearly visible. Loud voices and heavy oar impacts against the cliff face are recorded at 18:13–18:14.
19:03 – The adult female Zika arrives and drops food into the nest.
19:14:51 – One chick performs vigorous jumping exercises.
1/ 09:25:25 Natalio in - feeding - 09:25:24 Natalio out
13:18:13 begging display begins
2/ 13:19:11 Natalio in - feeding - 13:19:21 Natalio out
15:31:18 the food-begging behaviour starts
3/ 15:35:24 Zica in -regurgitating - 15:35:32 Zica out
the food-begging behaviour starts
4/ 19:03 Zica in -regurgitating - Zica out
AI to the "boat"
For an immediate, real-time emergency response to stop boaters or swimmers actively disturbing the black stork nest, you must bypass general email forms and contact Spanish environmental police or regional rangers directly via phone.
1. Call Emergency Services (Quickest Action)
* Call 112 (Emergencias Extremadura): This is the immediate universal emergency number in Spain. State clearly that there is an environmental offense happening right now ("un delito medioambiental en curso") at La Cantera de Alcántara.
* The 112 operators are fully integrated with regional park authorities and can dispatch the closest available patrols.
2. Contact Specialized Environmental Authorities
If you want to reach the specific forces directly responsible for protecting the International Tagus Natural Park wildlife:
Call SEPRONA (Guardia Civil): Dial 062. This connects you directly to the Servicio de Protección de la Naturaleza, Spain’s specialized green police force. They have the authority to intercept, identify, and fine the illegal boaters on the spot. [2]
* Alert the Regional Rangers: The [Agentes del Medio Natural de Extremadura] patrol this area daily. To report wildlife in imminent danger, you can call the emergency wildlife notification line for the region at +34 900 351 858 (monitored 24/7).
What Details to Provide the Dispatcher
When you get an agent on the phone, quickly provide these exact details:
1. Location: La Cantera del Cabezo, Alcántara (Cáceres). Mention that they are violating the strictly closed nesting perimeter ("zona de exclusión de nidificación").
2. What you see: The exact number of people, types of boats (e.g., kayaks, inflatable rafts), and their distance from the cliff.
3. Evidence: Mention that the violation is currently being broadcast live on the public black stork stream ("en directo por la cámara web del nido de cigüeña negra"), meaning their actions are being recorded in real-time.
youtube chat info - thx to everyone , especially to @Светлана-ни and @паніСвітланаК and our Maria Lewandovska
Nest Activity Log 12/07/2026
09:10 – The three chicks stand alert, closely observing activity outside the nest.
09:15:04 – An unidentified bird is seen flying near the cliff face.
09:20:56 – A loud splash of water is heard from the quarry lake below.
09:23:21 – Another bird flight is observed near the nest site.
09:25 – The adult male Natalio arrives and regurgitates food for the chicks.
09:29:01 – A bird flight is noted across the quarry area.
10:17:18 – One of the young storks displays defensive posture.
10:25:11 – A bird flight is observed nearby.
11:11:34 – A rock is seen falling into the quarry water, causing a loud splash.
11:18:48 – An adult stork vocalization is heard, continuing at 11:19:17. At 11:21:34, two distinct adult voices are recorded, suggesting Natalio intercepted the adult female Zika before she could reach the nest.
13:19 – The adult male Natalio arrives and drops food for the chicks.
13:33 – Intense wing flapping and pre-flight training begin, with the youngest chick (66 days old) showing high activity.
14:47 – The chicks engage in brief, playful bill-fencing exercises.
15:15 – The three chicks stand together, observing the sky.
15:35 – The adult female Zika arrives and regurgitates food for the chicks.
18:00 – A small watercraft is detected on the lake below; the chicks actively track its movement.
18:12 – A small kayak/inflatable boat with occupants becomes clearly visible. Loud voices and heavy oar impacts against the cliff face are recorded at 18:13–18:14.
19:03 – The adult female Zika arrives and drops food into the nest.
19:14:51 – One chick performs vigorous jumping exercises.
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młode coś uważnie obserwują
Re: Tajo Internacional (Natalio/M and Zica/F)
przelot większego ptaka
przelot bociana czarnego(?)
młode zauważyły rodzica, zaczynają "ćwierkać"
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młode zauważyły rodzica, zaczynają "ćwierkać"
Re: Tajo Internacional (Natalio/M and Zica/F)
Natalio - karmienie
widoczny przelot większego ptaka
młode uważnie coś obserwują
widoczny przelot większego ptaka
młode uważnie coś obserwują