'FORUM FRIENDS, WILDLIFE-FROM-WHEREVER' (Off-season, all cams off at Loch Garten)

Fascinating footage of the Cormorants Scylla, the stick must have been a love token?

The view from my window is very barren when it comes to seeing birds but that is interesting what you have posted about the jays, SCYLLA I have lived here for decades and for the first time ever, a jay landed on a windowsill pecking in a window box It may have stayed longer if one of my cats hadn't tried to stalk it Luckily there was glass between the two.

Unknown said:

Super video of the Cormorants, Scylla. Surely, they were bonding ?

That was how they were behaving after the Ospreys left, before one abandoned the other for a couple of months - I can't be sure how long, as I didn't keep up the downloading.

Just the one tonight:

I wish I knew ROP's rationale for its cam views - sometimes we've had no nest at all, now we've only got the back of it - I thought the bird had left but its head pops into view occasionally:

Boreal Ontario

More lovely captures and peaceful videos. Thanks Scylla

Boreal Ontario

There are 2 cormorants on the nest for short periods of time, but the resident spends most of the time (between fishing trips) alone and has to amuse itself at night:

Two contented Flying Squirrels @ Boreal Ontario:

Both capture and video gave me a smile. Thank you Scylla

Harriet the bald eagle in South Florida laid her first egg on 20 November. This is M15 on incubation duty

Unknown said:

Harriet the bald eagle in South Florida laid her first egg on 20 November. This is M15 on incubation duty

Thank you, KORKY, for news of this wonderful couple

Boreal Ontario

Wubwy wubwy Gway Jays (I don't know what came over me):

(The red berries (if that's what they are) were put out the day before but nobody has been interested.)

Next morning I saw only Chickadees up to the end of last session, which was 08:00: