OK I'll start this off. Czech Republic jays and a red squirrel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOsXWkp1_BM
Daisy the Pacific Black Duck on the Sea Eagles' nest
©SeaEagleCAM Team
(I try to create a balance between not-too-long and showing details of behaviours, I'm afraid the first vid may have dwelt too long in places.)
Not a good day - shame, because she'd had a relatively undisturbed night
First the Sea Eagle:
Then a Pied Currawong created havoc - I didn't edit this much at all:
And I forgot to include the final status of the eggs/nestcup:
IMAGICAT
scylla said:Then a Pied Currawong created havoc
Vandal! The sea eagle looked more interested in incubating the eggs.
Kind regards, Ann
Daisy the Pacific Duck... undaunted
She returned in the early evening, got her nest sorted out, and spent a peaceful night until now, 07:28, when she's tending the eggs, I'll have another look in a couple of minutes.
Aw bless poor Daisy Duck, hope all goes well with her and the eggs?
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
19 January
Daisy's had a really good spell.
She may have been sleeping with one eye open, some ducks do, and who can blame her?
No reason for this snap:
Did she burp?
(Just for the record.) Late lunchtime she sorted her nest and left for her break - it's very windy so I hope that puts off any visitors:
Lastly, for now - whose voices? They repeated a couple of times later but life's too short - also known as "I've got lots more to do on other cams".
Boral Ontario
17 January
Tray cleaned and replenished - as per info herein, it only took 40 minutes for the Blue Jays to take all the in-shell peanuts!
2 or 3 mini-flocks of Common Redpolls today, with all the other usual visitors in modest numbers, can't be sure if the Western Meadowlark was seen on the ground, just couldn't get a clear enough picture/shape.
A flying Redpoll:
Once the wire Ladybird had relinquished its contents, the Gray Jay was able to enjoy them muchly:
The Meadowlark was definitely on the ground late afternoon.
18 January
Another quiet start, here was a Redpoll perched on a piece from the Ladybird:
In fact it was a quiet day all round - the Meadowlark was on the ground late afternoon again.
Pacific Black Duck (before I crash out)... Daisy returned @ 15:51 local time and has been sitting uneventfully ever since - which is well under 2 hours.
G'night.
Boreal Ontario
The first visitors, another quiet morning:
Pacific Black Duck
Daisy's routine has continued uninterrupted except by her breaks, she's currently incubating peacefully. She nearly had one alarm tho, but it came to less than nothing, I never saw where it went:
Rescue Station Makov
Mouse had trouble keeping its tail curled over its back: