The Wildlife Corner
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- Philjo56France
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Re: The Wildlife Corner
Hog Island Osprey nest
Good and Bad news from there
Yesterday Steve, Bailey's father, arrived to the nest on the afternoon
Tonight, 2 GHO visited the nest
Video by Arlene Beech
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfFVPfSMAV4
Great Horned Owls at Hog Island. Explore.org 15 April 2021
Good and Bad news from there
Yesterday Steve, Bailey's father, arrived to the nest on the afternoon
Tonight, 2 GHO visited the nest
Video by Arlene Beech
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfFVPfSMAV4
Great Horned Owls at Hog Island. Explore.org 15 April 2021
E9: 7 yo / † E14 †
One day in the wild is worth a lifetime in a cage. B.Shofstall
RIP 2017 to 2023-2024
One day in the wild is worth a lifetime in a cage. B.Shofstall
RIP 2017 to 2023-2024
- Philjo56France
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Re: The Wildlife Corner
Ventana Wildlife Soc Mod https://disqus.com/by/ventanawildlifesoc/ • 2 days ago Condor Update 4/12/2021 @ 6 pmPhiljo56France wrote: ↑Fri Apr 02, 2021 12:26 amFrom https://explore.org/livecams/condors/ca ... -sanctuaryPhiljo56France wrote: ↑Thu Apr 01, 2021 12:50 amTrouble at Big Sur for a condor
Big Sur CondorsIs #943 In Trouble Something Stuck On His Mandible Explore.org 2021-03-31
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtEEWTFycTQ&t=3s
Pic from the video The Condor can't eat2021-04-01_10h08_29.jpg
From the Chat https://explore.org/livecams/condors/ca ... -sanctuary 2021-04-01_10h05_18.jpg
Ventana Wildlife Soc Mod • 13 hours ago Condor Update- 4/1/2021 @ 1030am
Hi Viewers- As most of you have observed, Condor 943 has half of a can lodged on his lower beak. We first noticed it yesterday via the cam and we aren't sure when exactly the can became lodged, but we suspect within the last few days. The cam was able to give us a very close look this morning and we can see that it is half of a can and that it looks to be very well lodged on the lower beak.
Our current plans are to attempt to recapture 943 ASAP to remove it and hope their is no serious beak damage. It doesn't appear to be at this stage, but we won't know until the can is removed. Trapping any wild condor is no easy feat, so please keep up the great observations while we try to help 943. We will keep you updated.
Nesting update- Redwood Queen and Phoenix are cruising right along and we hope to see the egg hatch in late April. The 7 other nests in central California are also doing well.
Quick note- The cams have been experiencing signal loss, we are working with Explore to trouble shoot the issues.
Thank you for your patience!
Next zoom chat is April 29th at 4 pm, sign up at www.ventanaws.org [/size]
Hi Viewers-
As most of you heard, Condor 943 was observed with a can lodged on his lower beak on 3/31/2021. We first noticed it on the cam and we suspect it became lodged on his beak a few days before we first observed the issue. The cam was able to give us a very close look at his beak on 4/3/2021, just before 943 left the Big Sur area. We were able to confirm that 943 was able to drink but was unable to eat. Condors need their powerful beaks to tear chunks of meat off the carcass and 943's beak has been rendered useless with the can preventing him closing his beak, very unfortunate situation for sure.
We have been in trap mode since we first observed the issue but had no luck in Big Sur. Since the fire, we have been without our release pen and our best means to recapture birds. The rebuild is ongoing but we are still months away from having our pen back in place. After leaving Big Sur on 4/4/2021, 943 was signaled a couple days later near Pinnacles on 4/6/2021.
Exciting development....Pinnacles biologists reported today that they spotted 943 for the first time (since he left BS on 4/3/2021), very close to their release pen. Their release pen can also trap condors, so hopefully 943 enters the trap today or tomorrow. The Pinnacles crew reported that 943 appeared alert and he was able to move around quite well, definitely good news considering his predicament. Keep checking back, we will give you another update once we have him trapped.
Nesting update- Redwood Queen and Phoenix are cruising right along and we are hoping for their egg to hatch on or about April 24th (we estimate the egg was laid on 2/26). Stay tuned to the nest cam and try to spot the pip site around that time. The 7 other nests in central California are also doing well and we expect to have more eggs hatching over the next couple weeks. Next zoom chat is April 29th at 4 pm, sign up at https://www.ventanaws.org/
E9: 7 yo / † E14 †
One day in the wild is worth a lifetime in a cage. B.Shofstall
RIP 2017 to 2023-2024
One day in the wild is worth a lifetime in a cage. B.Shofstall
RIP 2017 to 2023-2024
- Sunnybird1995
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Re: The Wildlife Corner
A squadron of Pelicans at the Mississippi River Flyway Cam this morning.
https://www.raptorresource.org/birdcams/flyway-cam/
Also over at Decorah North nest
DN 13 & DN14, 22 and 20 days old
https://www.raptorresource.org/birdcams/flyway-cam/
Also over at Decorah North nest
DN 13 & DN14, 22 and 20 days old
Still looking for E9 October 12, 2019
Harriet Forever March 2023
Harriet Forever March 2023
Re: The Wildlife Corner
I saw a pic of a cute wedge tailed eaglet ! (Australia).
I don’t think there’s any streaming available but I’m not sure I coul see a koala or a roo or... brought to a nest as prey
I don’t think there’s any streaming available but I’m not sure I coul see a koala or a roo or... brought to a nest as prey
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- Philjo56France
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E9: 7 yo / † E14 †
One day in the wild is worth a lifetime in a cage. B.Shofstall
RIP 2017 to 2023-2024
One day in the wild is worth a lifetime in a cage. B.Shofstall
RIP 2017 to 2023-2024
Re: The Wildlife Corner
Very sad outcome for the little chick
!
I saw the young bro/sis hatch
!
I saw the young bro/sis hatch
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Re: The Wildlife Corner
Exciting News
Legacy at the NEFL Nest Branched today.. April 17
Farniente got the first picture of her on the SunSet Branch
Congrats Legacy ... you are 9weeks 5days old
https://youtu.be/_CzB4h9A4SY
Ty Just Duck
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Legacy at the NEFL Nest Branched today.. April 17
Farniente got the first picture of her on the SunSet Branch
Congrats Legacy ... you are 9weeks 5days old
https://youtu.be/_CzB4h9A4SY
Ty Just Duck
This is my S'cap All s'caps are © American Eagle Foundation, www.eagles.org AEF - NEFL
- Philjo56France
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Re: The Wildlife Corner
E9: 7 yo / † E14 †
One day in the wild is worth a lifetime in a cage. B.Shofstall
RIP 2017 to 2023-2024
One day in the wild is worth a lifetime in a cage. B.Shofstall
RIP 2017 to 2023-2024
Re: The Wildlife Corner
Once again mom Decorah has 3 chicks and I’m sure she’ll raise them and all 3 will thrive !
Congratulations Mom D and DM2 and welcome to the triplets D37, D38 and D39 !
A bit northern it’s such a joy to see the 2 Decorah north chicks ! Little bonking, lots of food (a 5 pound rabbit yesterday) makes a happy family !
Congratulations Mom D and DM2 and welcome to the triplets D37, D38 and D39 !
A bit northern it’s such a joy to see the 2 Decorah north chicks ! Little bonking, lots of food (a 5 pound rabbit yesterday) makes a happy family !
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- Philjo56France
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Re: The Wildlife Corner
Last news from Dale Hollow
viewtopic.php?p=448050#p448050
Merci Jwin to bring these scaps for us
We all missed River and Obey
and to those 2 beautiful eaglets DH12 & DH13
viewtopic.php?p=448050#p448050
Merci Jwin to bring these scaps for us
We all missed River and Obey
and to those 2 beautiful eaglets DH12 & DH13
E9: 7 yo / † E14 †
One day in the wild is worth a lifetime in a cage. B.Shofstall
RIP 2017 to 2023-2024
One day in the wild is worth a lifetime in a cage. B.Shofstall
RIP 2017 to 2023-2024
- Philjo56France
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Re: The Wildlife Corner
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Trouble at Big Sur for a condor
Big Sur CondorsIs #943 In Trouble Something Stuck On His Mandible Explore.org 2021-03-31
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtEEWTFycTQ&t=3s
Pic from the video The Condor can't eat2021-04-01_10h08_29.jpg
From the Chat https://explore.org/livecams/condors/ca ... -sanctuary 2021-04-01_10h05_18.jpg[/quote]
From https://explore.org/livecams/condors/ca ... -sanctuary
Ventana Wildlife Soc Mod • 13 hours ago Condor Update- 4/1/2021 @ 1030am
Hi Viewers- As most of you have observed, Condor 943 has half of a can lodged on his lower beak. We first noticed it yesterday via the cam and we aren't sure when exactly the can became lodged, but we suspect within the last few days. The cam was able to give us a very close look this morning and we can see that it is half of a can and that it looks to be very well lodged on the lower beak.
Our current plans are to attempt to recapture 943 ASAP to remove it and hope their is no serious beak damage. It doesn't appear to be at this stage, but we won't know until the can is removed. Trapping any wild condor is no easy feat, so please keep up the great observations while we try to help 943. We will keep you updated.
Nesting update- Redwood Queen and Phoenix are cruising right along and we hope to see the egg hatch in late April. The 7 other nests in central California are also doing well.
Quick note- The cams have been experiencing signal loss, we are working with Explore to trouble shoot the issues.
Thank you for your patience!
Next zoom chat is April 29th at 4 pm, sign up at www.ventanaws.org
Ventana Wildlife Soc Mod https://disqus.com/by/ventanawildlifesoc/ • 2 days ago Condor Update 4/12/2021 @ 6 pm
Hi Viewers-
As most of you heard, Condor 943 was observed with a can lodged on his lower beak on 3/31/2021. We first noticed it on the cam and we suspect it became lodged on his beak a few days before we first observed the issue. The cam was able to give us a very close look at his beak on 4/3/2021, just before 943 left the Big Sur area. We were able to confirm that 943 was able to drink but was unable to eat. Condors need their powerful beaks to tear chunks of meat off the carcass and 943's beak has been rendered useless with the can preventing him closing his beak, very unfortunate situation for sure.
We have been in trap mode since we first observed the issue but had no luck in Big Sur. Since the fire, we have been without our release pen and our best means to recapture birds. The rebuild is ongoing but we are still months away from having our pen back in place. After leaving Big Sur on 4/4/2021, 943 was signaled a couple days later near Pinnacles on 4/6/2021.
Exciting development....Pinnacles biologists reported today that they spotted 943 for the first time (since he left BS on 4/3/2021), very close to their release pen. Their release pen can also trap condors, so hopefully 943 enters the trap today or tomorrow. The Pinnacles crew reported that 943 appeared alert and he was able to move around quite well, definitely good news considering his predicament. Keep checking back, we will give you another update once we have him trapped.
Nesting update- Redwood Queen and Phoenix are cruising right along and we are hoping for their egg to hatch on or about April 24th (we estimate the egg was laid on 2/26). Stay tuned to the nest cam and try to spot the pip site around that time. The 7 other nests in central California are also doing well and we expect to have more eggs hatching over the next couple weeks.2021-04-15_15h31_02.jpg
Next zoom chat is April 29th at 4 pm, sign up at https://www.ventanaws.org/[/quote]
GREAT NEWS about Condor #943
Ventana Wildlife Soc Mod • 2 days ago
Condor Update- 4/19/2021 @9am
Great news! 943 was recaptured this weekend and is currently recovering at the Pinnacles flight pen after a thorough health exam. The can is now off his lower beak and we are happy to report that he suffered no long-term damage. He will be released after he has sufficiently recovered. Big kudos to our partners at Pinnacles for a successful capture. Find out more about 943, and other news, including the current nesting status of our wild pairs and the latest update on the San Simeon birds at the next zoom chat on 4/29/2021 at 4 pm, with special guest, Alacia Welch, the Condor Program Manager at Pinnacles National Park.
Nesting update- Redwood Queen and Phoenix are cruising right along and we are hoping for their egg to hatch on or about April 24th (we estimate the egg was laid on 2/26). Stay tuned to the nest cam and try to spot the pip site around that time. The 7 other nests in central California are also doing well and we expect to have more eggs hatching over the next couple weeks.
Next zoom chat is April 29th at 4 pm, sign up at www.ventanaws.org
Trouble at Big Sur for a condor
Big Sur CondorsIs #943 In Trouble Something Stuck On His Mandible Explore.org 2021-03-31
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtEEWTFycTQ&t=3s
Pic from the video The Condor can't eat2021-04-01_10h08_29.jpg
From the Chat https://explore.org/livecams/condors/ca ... -sanctuary 2021-04-01_10h05_18.jpg[/quote]
From https://explore.org/livecams/condors/ca ... -sanctuary
Ventana Wildlife Soc Mod • 13 hours ago Condor Update- 4/1/2021 @ 1030am
Hi Viewers- As most of you have observed, Condor 943 has half of a can lodged on his lower beak. We first noticed it yesterday via the cam and we aren't sure when exactly the can became lodged, but we suspect within the last few days. The cam was able to give us a very close look this morning and we can see that it is half of a can and that it looks to be very well lodged on the lower beak.
Our current plans are to attempt to recapture 943 ASAP to remove it and hope their is no serious beak damage. It doesn't appear to be at this stage, but we won't know until the can is removed. Trapping any wild condor is no easy feat, so please keep up the great observations while we try to help 943. We will keep you updated.
Nesting update- Redwood Queen and Phoenix are cruising right along and we hope to see the egg hatch in late April. The 7 other nests in central California are also doing well.
Quick note- The cams have been experiencing signal loss, we are working with Explore to trouble shoot the issues.
Thank you for your patience!
Next zoom chat is April 29th at 4 pm, sign up at www.ventanaws.org
Ventana Wildlife Soc Mod https://disqus.com/by/ventanawildlifesoc/ • 2 days ago Condor Update 4/12/2021 @ 6 pm
Hi Viewers-
As most of you heard, Condor 943 was observed with a can lodged on his lower beak on 3/31/2021. We first noticed it on the cam and we suspect it became lodged on his beak a few days before we first observed the issue. The cam was able to give us a very close look at his beak on 4/3/2021, just before 943 left the Big Sur area. We were able to confirm that 943 was able to drink but was unable to eat. Condors need their powerful beaks to tear chunks of meat off the carcass and 943's beak has been rendered useless with the can preventing him closing his beak, very unfortunate situation for sure.
We have been in trap mode since we first observed the issue but had no luck in Big Sur. Since the fire, we have been without our release pen and our best means to recapture birds. The rebuild is ongoing but we are still months away from having our pen back in place. After leaving Big Sur on 4/4/2021, 943 was signaled a couple days later near Pinnacles on 4/6/2021.
Exciting development....Pinnacles biologists reported today that they spotted 943 for the first time (since he left BS on 4/3/2021), very close to their release pen. Their release pen can also trap condors, so hopefully 943 enters the trap today or tomorrow. The Pinnacles crew reported that 943 appeared alert and he was able to move around quite well, definitely good news considering his predicament. Keep checking back, we will give you another update once we have him trapped.
Nesting update- Redwood Queen and Phoenix are cruising right along and we are hoping for their egg to hatch on or about April 24th (we estimate the egg was laid on 2/26). Stay tuned to the nest cam and try to spot the pip site around that time. The 7 other nests in central California are also doing well and we expect to have more eggs hatching over the next couple weeks.2021-04-15_15h31_02.jpg
Next zoom chat is April 29th at 4 pm, sign up at https://www.ventanaws.org/[/quote]
GREAT NEWS about Condor #943
Ventana Wildlife Soc Mod • 2 days ago
Condor Update- 4/19/2021 @9am
Great news! 943 was recaptured this weekend and is currently recovering at the Pinnacles flight pen after a thorough health exam. The can is now off his lower beak and we are happy to report that he suffered no long-term damage. He will be released after he has sufficiently recovered. Big kudos to our partners at Pinnacles for a successful capture. Find out more about 943, and other news, including the current nesting status of our wild pairs and the latest update on the San Simeon birds at the next zoom chat on 4/29/2021 at 4 pm, with special guest, Alacia Welch, the Condor Program Manager at Pinnacles National Park.
Nesting update- Redwood Queen and Phoenix are cruising right along and we are hoping for their egg to hatch on or about April 24th (we estimate the egg was laid on 2/26). Stay tuned to the nest cam and try to spot the pip site around that time. The 7 other nests in central California are also doing well and we expect to have more eggs hatching over the next couple weeks.
Next zoom chat is April 29th at 4 pm, sign up at www.ventanaws.org
E9: 7 yo / † E14 †
One day in the wild is worth a lifetime in a cage. B.Shofstall
RIP 2017 to 2023-2024
One day in the wild is worth a lifetime in a cage. B.Shofstall
RIP 2017 to 2023-2024
Re: The Wildlife Corner
After e18 beautiful fledge this morning we have a meeting with CROW on Friday 23rd April - 7 to 8 pm EST
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- Sunnybird1995
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Re: The Wildlife Corner
What a beautiful post, Pascale!
I just love to see that photo of E17 & E18 in their "spa towels". And E17 never stopped bonking either. That is when I knew they would be o.k.
And just look at how much they have grown!
Merci, Pascale.
I just love to see that photo of E17 & E18 in their "spa towels". And E17 never stopped bonking either. That is when I knew they would be o.k.
And just look at how much they have grown!
Merci, Pascale.
Still looking for E9 October 12, 2019
Harriet Forever March 2023
Harriet Forever March 2023
Re: The Wildlife Corner
Very sad news in Latvia Milda nest.
She had 3 eggs and her mate Raimis was missing after intruders showed up. Poor Milda had to leave the eggs often and for a long time.
One male finally stayed and started to brood eggs. Shortly after and very unexpectedly 2 eggs hatched, the step dad even brought food and fed the little ones sometimes. Everyone hoped...?
Early this morning the babies were left alone on nest under snow with freezing temperatures... both didn’t survive. Milda came back and did what she had to do with the youngest
RIP young babies - your lives were really too short
Here’s a pic of the sweet little ones yesterday and their eggbert. They joined him, their suffering is over
She had 3 eggs and her mate Raimis was missing after intruders showed up. Poor Milda had to leave the eggs often and for a long time.
One male finally stayed and started to brood eggs. Shortly after and very unexpectedly 2 eggs hatched, the step dad even brought food and fed the little ones sometimes. Everyone hoped...?
Early this morning the babies were left alone on nest under snow with freezing temperatures... both didn’t survive. Milda came back and did what she had to do with the youngest
RIP young babies - your lives were really too short
Here’s a pic of the sweet little ones yesterday and their eggbert. They joined him, their suffering is over
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- Philjo56France
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Re: The Wildlife Corner
So sad
In fact eaglet Mom or the step father did the same Milda did with eaglet #1
At 06h20 Mom Milda left the nest both eaglets were awake 07h18 It is snowing over the little guys
In fact eaglet Mom or the step father did the same Milda did with eaglet #1
At 06h20 Mom Milda left the nest both eaglets were awake 07h18 It is snowing over the little guys
E9: 7 yo / † E14 †
One day in the wild is worth a lifetime in a cage. B.Shofstall
RIP 2017 to 2023-2024
One day in the wild is worth a lifetime in a cage. B.Shofstall
RIP 2017 to 2023-2024