So we reach Day 43 for chick #1 and 38 for chick #2 Of course there is this handy clock by Chloe B
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Click on <Loch Garten> group and them click the photo tab at the top of the page.
Hello, CC. Thanks very much for posting the video of Bynack nibbling Tore's aerial and satgear!!
Evening, Cirrus, [have you sorted your problem yet?] and Everyone else. It's been good viewing today. Earlier the chicks were having 15 minutes of "wriggle-bottom" behaviour!
EJ flew off the nest a couple of minutes ago
Tore and Bynack home alone
Hi everyone :-)
Many thanks for all the posts, pics, and vids since I last posted.
JulieQ, thanks for sharing those wonderful pictures :-)
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CC - Great video. It was always Bynack who started trouble and Tore who finished it.
JulieQ - Beautiful photos. Nice to see how calm they both looked and to see them in such detail close up.
Hi Daisy Ray. Well, I have been curious about whether one of them would see the new gear as weird sticks that are not in the right position, lol. And when I saw your post, I thought to post the video of "the nibbling."
Regarding "wriggle bottom" I have always seen that as expressing a certain contentment. :)
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Unknown said: I've also put some on the link above where it says Photos - hope this helps
I've also put some on the link above where it says Photos - hope this helps
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Thought there was a weird alien landing on the nest but turns out I have a moth on the screen!! Think it's time I went to bed!!! Goodnight all and happy watching.
scylla said:Sorry, not been counting the fish, that's Hazel's forte.
Thanks Scylla ;) and you are correct :) In fact I don't count sheep when I go to sleep, I count fish - Osprey style! LOL
EDIT: Goodnight Pam. 2nd EDIT: I put fish when I should have put sheep (edited now) LOL fish on the brain or what?
Unknown said: Hi Daisy Ray. Well, I have been curious about whether one of them would see the new gear as weird sticks that are not in the right position, lol. And when I saw your post, I thought to post the video of "the nibbling." Regarding "wriggle bottom" I have always seen that as expressing a certain contentment. :)
Thanks again, CC, for putting that video on.
Yes, the "wriggle-bottom" behaviour was both of them being quite excited together. They both stood up; both stretched their wings, jumped about, flapped across to the other side of the nest, then jumped about a bit more; then sat down and preened a little; stood up again moved around a bit more; changed places a few times. I know we've watched most of that before. But tonight it all happened in a sequence. Eventually they settled down again happily - very close together, of course. It was joy to observe them.