Natalio - karmienie
widoczna rybka w dziobie młodego
Tajo Internacional (Natalio/M and Zica/F)
Re: Tajo Internacional (Natalio/M and Zica/F)
przylot trzeciego młodego do gniazda
Natalio - karmienie
widoczna rybka w dziobie młodego
Natalio - karmienie
widoczna rybka w dziobie młodego
Re: Tajo Internacional (Natalio/M and Zica/F)
odlot trójki młodych
Re: Tajo Internacional (Natalio/M and Zica/F)
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marika.solo
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Re: Tajo Internacional (Natalio/M and Zica/F)
previous day (02.08) viewtopic.php?p=63219#p63219 (03.,04., 05.08 no stream)
next day (07.08) viewtopic.php?p=63325#p63325
August 06
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: 94 days old today (hatched 04.05), MAIDEN FLIGHT 18.07 at 07:39:38 (75 days old)
- 2nd chick: 93 days old today (hatched 05.05), MAIDEN FLIGHT 18.07 at 07:38:14 (74 days old)
- 3rd chick: 91 days old today (hatched 07.05), MAIDEN FLIGHT 17.07 at 07:14:34 (71 days old) /maybe mistake: "2:27 PM @Светлана-ни: „Марика, на форуме ошибка! №3 полетел 16 июля в 7.40 (70 дней)“ - I need check it
Egg 4: Laid 07 April - unhatched
female Zica - male Natalio
TOTAL FEEDINGS
The juveniles learn to search for foraging sites and acquire food only after their definitive departure from the nest (migration).
new link started on 06.08 at 11:39:06
Natalio feedings → ? | | |
Zica feedings → ? | 13:11 |
WATERING
Mating
Delivery
Events
on 02.08 at 12:04:35 streaming stopped - NEW LINK started on 06.08 at 11:39:06 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bK_r6z45d4
Stream started at 11:39:06 and observers noticed an injury on the left leg of (maybe) the eldest storklet. This fledgeling stopped putting weight on its leg, and a blood clot seems to have formed there – possibly along with an abrasion, as a darker discolouration is visible on the stream.
At 18:11, two boats came close to the nest again. They were near enough for the microphone to pick up the crews talking. Judging by the storks' behaviour, an adult was nearby (probably coming to feed them). A moment later, all three young storks got spooked and flew off the nest.
at 19:41 again, next two boats + 20:30, 20:50
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VIDEO THREAD viewtopic.php?f=186&t=371
from 06.0.2026
thx to our Maria Lewandovska
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1/ By tracking 35 chicks with transmitters, Polish researchers found that these young birds permanently left their nests at an average of 87 days of age, with a maximum of 108 days. Before their definitive departure for migration, the fledglings initially fly within an average distance of up to 200 meters, and as they get older, this distance increases to an average of up to 500 meters.(Dr. Anderwald)
2/ Survival rates are higher for chicks that spend more time at the nest after fledging, as they return to the nest and gradually gain independence while still receiving food from their parents. For another 2 to 4 weeks after becoming able to fly, they will return to the nest to rest or spend the night. (Dr. Strazds)
3/ Fledglings learn to search for foraging sites and acquire food on their own only after their definitive departure from the nest (migration). (prof. Zielinski)
4/ "Aggression" = expression of adult instincts (defence of the nest as its own territory)
next day (07.08) viewtopic.php?p=63325#p63325
August 06
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: 94 days old today (hatched 04.05), MAIDEN FLIGHT 18.07 at 07:39:38 (75 days old)
- 2nd chick: 93 days old today (hatched 05.05), MAIDEN FLIGHT 18.07 at 07:38:14 (74 days old)
- 3rd chick: 91 days old today (hatched 07.05), MAIDEN FLIGHT 17.07 at 07:14:34 (71 days old) /maybe mistake: "2:27 PM @Светлана-ни: „Марика, на форуме ошибка! №3 полетел 16 июля в 7.40 (70 дней)“ - I need check it
Egg 4: Laid 07 April - unhatched
female Zica - male Natalio
TOTAL FEEDINGS
The juveniles learn to search for foraging sites and acquire food only after their definitive departure from the nest (migration).
new link started on 06.08 at 11:39:06
Natalio feedings → ? | | |
Zica feedings → ? | 13:11 |
WATERING
Mating
Delivery
Events
on 02.08 at 12:04:35 streaming stopped - NEW LINK started on 06.08 at 11:39:06 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bK_r6z45d4
Stream started at 11:39:06 and observers noticed an injury on the left leg of (maybe) the eldest storklet. This fledgeling stopped putting weight on its leg, and a blood clot seems to have formed there – possibly along with an abrasion, as a darker discolouration is visible on the stream.
At 18:11, two boats came close to the nest again. They were near enough for the microphone to pick up the crews talking. Judging by the storks' behaviour, an adult was nearby (probably coming to feed them). A moment later, all three young storks got spooked and flew off the nest.
at 19:41 again, next two boats + 20:30, 20:50
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VIDEO THREAD viewtopic.php?f=186&t=371
from 06.0.2026
thx to our Maria Lewandovska
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1/ By tracking 35 chicks with transmitters, Polish researchers found that these young birds permanently left their nests at an average of 87 days of age, with a maximum of 108 days. Before their definitive departure for migration, the fledglings initially fly within an average distance of up to 200 meters, and as they get older, this distance increases to an average of up to 500 meters.(Dr. Anderwald)
2/ Survival rates are higher for chicks that spend more time at the nest after fledging, as they return to the nest and gradually gain independence while still receiving food from their parents. For another 2 to 4 weeks after becoming able to fly, they will return to the nest to rest or spend the night. (Dr. Strazds)
3/ Fledglings learn to search for foraging sites and acquire food on their own only after their definitive departure from the nest (migration). (prof. Zielinski)
4/ "Aggression" = expression of adult instincts (defence of the nest as its own territory)
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marika.solo
- Site Admin
- Posts: 29299
- Joined: 29 Sep 2021, 09:38
Re: Tajo Internacional (Natalio/M and Zica/F)
youtube chat info - thx to everyone , especially to @Светлана-ни and @паніСвітланаК and our Maria Lewandovska
NEST ACTIVITY LOG 06/08/2026 (in the evening - the whole day)
Log compiled from chat observations and structured with the assistance of Gemini AI.
Events Timeline
Morning / Forenoon
11:39 Fledgling #1 is observed with an injured, swollen left leg, avoiding weight-bearing.
11:49:05 Fledgling #3 departs the nest.
Afternoon / Evening
13:11:39 Adult female Zika arrives and feeds the fledglings.
15:04 Fledgling #1 shows clear signs of swelling and discolouration on the injured leg while standing close to the camera.
15:05 Another fledgling grabs the injured leg of fledgling #1 with its bill.
15:46:36 A sibling grabs the injured leg of fledgling #1 again.
15:57:30 Fledgling #1 lies down in the nest.
17:41 Vocalisations heard at the nest.
17:42:24 An unidentified bird flies past the nest.
17:56 Fledgling #1 continues to hold the injured leg raised while standing.
18:11 Human disturbance: canoeists passing nearby cause all fledglings to flush from the nest simultaneously.
19:28 One fledgling returns to the nest.
19:31:51 A second fledgling returns to the nest.
19:55 Human disturbance: additional people/boats observed near the nesting site.
20:30 Canoeists pass by the nest area again.
20:47 Human activity observed again in the vicinity.
20:59 Fledglings return to the nest simultaneously; all three fledglings are present.
22:03 A sibling attempts to grab the injured leg of fledgling #1.
NEST ACTIVITY LOG 06/08/2026 (in the evening - the whole day)
Log compiled from chat observations and structured with the assistance of Gemini AI.
Events TimelineMorning / Forenoon
11:39 Fledgling #1 is observed with an injured, swollen left leg, avoiding weight-bearing.
11:49:05 Fledgling #3 departs the nest.
Afternoon / Evening
13:11:39 Adult female Zika arrives and feeds the fledglings.
15:04 Fledgling #1 shows clear signs of swelling and discolouration on the injured leg while standing close to the camera.
15:05 Another fledgling grabs the injured leg of fledgling #1 with its bill.
15:46:36 A sibling grabs the injured leg of fledgling #1 again.
15:57:30 Fledgling #1 lies down in the nest.
17:41 Vocalisations heard at the nest.
17:42:24 An unidentified bird flies past the nest.
17:56 Fledgling #1 continues to hold the injured leg raised while standing.
18:11 Human disturbance: canoeists passing nearby cause all fledglings to flush from the nest simultaneously.
19:28 One fledgling returns to the nest.
19:31:51 A second fledgling returns to the nest.
19:55 Human disturbance: additional people/boats observed near the nesting site.
20:30 Canoeists pass by the nest area again.
20:47 Human activity observed again in the vicinity.
20:59 Fledglings return to the nest simultaneously; all three fledglings are present.
22:03 A sibling attempts to grab the injured leg of fledgling #1.
Re: Tajo Internacional (Natalio/M and Zica/F)
pierwszy kadr
Re: Tajo Internacional (Natalio/M and Zica/F)
od razu zauważa się skaleczoną nogę młodego #1 
rana jest otwarta...
w powiększeniu
rana jest otwarta...
w powiększeniu
Re: Tajo Internacional (Natalio/M and Zica/F)
w powiększeniu
Re: Tajo Internacional (Natalio/M and Zica/F)
odlot #1
odlot #3
Re: Tajo Internacional (Natalio/M and Zica/F)
odlot #2
młody #1 na krótko ląduje w gnieździe
przylot trójki młodych do gniazda - "ćwierkają"
młody #1 na krótko ląduje w gnieździe
przylot trójki młodych do gniazda - "ćwierkają"