Looduskalender

22:55
the young WTE comes

June 01.

Good morning,

04:27
the youngster comes


04:37
he flies away

At 4:32 there was light work on the nest.


Then watching the great white gulls.

June 6th



as there are no eagles for us to observe here, i thought it would be okay to post this happy ending story about some WTEs rescued on the Danube River

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-europe-57358082

Great story! You could also post this article in the Haliaeetus albicilla collection , topic:Post a link or an article. - These two people were just amazing, natural born WTE rescuers,so to speak.

12:55 Sounds of a bird which I cannot identify.

14:04: Again that call of a bird which I cannot identify.
14:05 ff: a beautiful song by an other bird . (I am not an expert regarding bird voices, sorry)
Plus: that irritating slapping/hacking/chopping sound from time to time, even if there is no wind.
Interesting today!

June 13.

21:10
a youngster

22:35 Youngster is there for the night, sleeping a little.

22:56: Several whitish birds fly by in the rear, in front of the wood: from right to left and back again.
The youngster is fast asleep. What a sight!

23:05

June 14.

Good morning,
the young WTE spent the night here.

08:13


09:12


10:06

What age do you think he is - 4th year?
I don't think it's the youngster that we've seen before, he looked younger.

10:36


11:45
Wte flies away.

Susanne wrote: June 14th, 2021, 10:32 am What age do you think he is - 4th year?

Yeah, third plumage/dress

June 23
17:05- Blytht's reed warbler singing along with many others....

June 24

Morning birds -5 am.
sedge warbler, woodcock, song thrush, robin, great tit, blackcap, chaffinch, blackbird, jay, willow warbler, garden warbler, tree pipit, siskin, cuckoo, chiffchaff, wood pigeon, crane, heron, white-backed woodpecker

How can a person know so many birds and voices ... respect!
I also read it in the Golden Eagle topic.

Compliment @sigge

Woodpeckers alone are art. They chirp everything.
White-backed woodpecker ... I didn't even know it existed.
A subspecies of the great spotted woodpecker. Rarely ... fascinating that you know its sound.

Polly wrote: June 24th, 2021, 7:30 pm White-backed woodpecker ... I didn't even know it existed.

Yes there were two drumming, male&female?, nice to hear them, very near extingtion here at home due to logging
It's not a subspecies but its own specie Dendrocopos leucotos https://www.luontoportti.com/suomi/en/l ... woodpecker https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/227 ... on-actions

19:57 and so on: bird voice experts: could this be a grasshopper warbler (locustella naevia) that we hear - or are these grasshoppers?