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Rosie34
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Worried about the Lindhem chicks as they do not look very active - expecially one of them. And there are still 2 eggs to hatch.
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Definitely a smaller /weaker chicken. They have been very slow to hatch, perhaps this is the youngest. It doesn't bode well that the mother is not sitting on the eggs, it's such a shame.
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Rosie34
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Rosie can you post the link please.
https://www.mangolinkcam.com/webcams/birds/storks-lindheim.html
This is the link Sparky
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mike_dublin
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Great to watch the feeding time in Roettenbach this morning. They grow so quickly. Though the little one is still tiny.
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Rosie34
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Yes, I'm just watching them - the size of the fish that one of them was trying to eat! And i'm just amazed that the tiny one has survived so far. But the Lindheim ones are still very small and don't seem to be thriving at all - and the parent seems to be always pecking at them
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I saw this on the news yesterday....a Peregrine Falcon nest in Nottingham. Attracting a lot of attention in the UK:
https://www.nottinghamshirewildlife.org/peregrine-cam
https://www.nottinghamshirewildlife.org/peregrine-cam
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Thanks for posting this link. She's beautiful!
But how am I ever going to get anything done with yet another nest to watch
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Yes, I'm just watching them - the size of the fish that one of them was trying to eat! And i'm just amazed that the tiny one has survived so far. But the Lindheim ones are still very small and don't seem to be thriving at all - and the parent seems to be always pecking at them
I'm sorry I missed it!
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Yes, I'm just watching them - the size of the fish that one of them was trying to eat! And i'm just amazed that the tiny one has survived so far. But the Lindheim ones are still very small and don't seem to be thriving at all - and the parent seems to be always pecking at them
I took a look at the Lindheim cam for the first time yesterday and below the main livecam is footage of 5 babies, and the four bigger ones are pecking/ attacking the tiny one. I’m not sure if this is old footage but it makes for very gruesome watching. As we’ve said before we all know it’s nature but it can be so cruel at times. I was hoping the adult one would pick it up and toss it out of the nest as it would probably have meant instant death and not the prolonged one that I saw
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Please disregard my last post. The very graphic video was from April 2020
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Oh no!!, there are only three chicks in the Roettenbach nest this morning .
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mike_dublin
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Oh no!!, there are only three chicks in the Roettenbach nest this morning
When I looked first thing this morning, about 7, there was still 4.
Sad.
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What a wee shame . They all looked to be thriving. I know it's nature, but so sad. It looks like the little one is still there and doing well.
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just a bit of info, which you guys probably already have!!
Search for Salisbury Cathedral Peregrine webcam, Bath Catholic Church Peregrine Webcam, Norwich Cathedral Peregrine Webcam, and Derby Peregrine Webcam (I think its the council offices), and you will see four nests in different stages of chick development.
Search for Salisbury Cathedral Peregrine webcam, Bath Catholic Church Peregrine Webcam, Norwich Cathedral Peregrine Webcam, and Derby Peregrine Webcam (I think its the council offices), and you will see four nests in different stages of chick development.
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Rosie34
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LOL -Thank you - if I add any more birdcams to my list - I'l just be sitting here all day checking on them - and worrying about the chicks
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My goodness, how the wee ones have grown! Their marking are beautiful especially noticeable on the Rottenbach chicks as they are slightly older.
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For all you birdcam addicts you should be in utopia tonight and for some time to come on BBC Country file at 8.00. At one time on the preview this morning there were at least 8 simultaneous shots. I think it is available on website from 10.00am until 10.00pm.
Happy viewing, I hope the housework does not suffer.
Happy viewing, I hope the housework does not suffer.
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