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You are officially the forum’s stork expert! :)

The LBV (state association for bird protection) in Bavaria have a brilliant map for the different stork nests - https://www.lbv.de/naturschutz/artenschutz/voegel/weissstorch/storchenkarte/

The website works well with Google translate, though I don't think the map details do.
Plenty of stork info on the site.

Also, the Roettenbach website has a list of FAQs that work with Google translate (during daylight hours, as their camera feed is turned off overnight due to data protection rules)

https://www.roettenbach-erh.de/gemeinde/informationen/roettenbach-cams/storchen-cam.php
 
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Difficult to make out, as the stork only did a brief tidy-up, before settling down again on top of the eggs, but I think there is 3 eggs in Roettenbach now.
 
Difficult to make out, as the stork only did a brief tidy-up, before settling down again on top of the eggs, but I think there is 3 eggs in Roettenbach now.

I was watching too. It's very hard to tell as the nest is doing its job. I wish the camera was set slightly higher to get a true 'bird's eye view'.
 
Definitely at least 3 at Rottenbach! They are a good attentive pair sharing the load!
 
just in case anyone needs another bird nest webcam, i've been following for a few years a peregrine falcon one at Nottingham university and at last the first egg has been laid - very latethis year - so hopefully more will follow.

https://www.nottinghamshirewildlife.org/peregrine-cam

I hope the link is ok and not against the forum rules - sorry if it is:)
 
So....I'm pretty sure there are 6 eggs at Rottenbach!
 
1st egg hatching at Rottenbach!
 
So....I think what I saw was perhaps some of the straw/twigs around an egg looking like cracks, as I've just had a look and all eggs seen intact! I need to be more patient...
 
So....I think what I saw was perhaps some of the straw/twigs around an egg looking like cracks, as I've just had a look and all eggs seen intact! I need to be more patient...


They should hatch today as it’s 34 days since the eggs were laid. Fingers crossed it’s not a repeat of a few years ago when none of them hatched, but she continued to sit on them for weeks :(
 
Due to a sleepless night I watched for a while and she was wriggling around and fluffing her feathers as they do wheile protecting their lot so I was sure one must have hatched but no sign yet!
Hopefully it will end well.
 
So...hatching happening but the parent seems very rough with them! Fingers crossed all will be OK!
 
So...hatching happening but the parent seems very rough with them! Fingers crossed all will be OK!


Do you know how many have hatched? I can see one egg shell but mum’s back on the nest now so can’t see how many have hatched.
 
I think 3 have hatched. It's been a bit brutal how the 'dad' has been pecking around them!
 
I think 3 have hatched. It's been a bit brutal how the 'dad' has been pecking around them!

Oh dear that doesn’t sound very good at all! Hope they’re ok. I know from previous years things can be rather nasty in the stork world :eek:
 
During a changeover shift by ‘mum and dad’ of sitting on the eggs, I’ve just seen the chicks. Could only spot two though!
 
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