Hi there!

Lori, they are not quiet on the RT nest, that is for sure. What a crop! It looks so full !

Scott, thanks for putting up the links again. I had them bookmarked so I figured I could get them, but you make them pretty! I would have botched the info about the media player. I also have a link you gave to the osprey nest in Estonia ( I think)
Kalakotkas http://pontu.eenet.ee/player/kalakotkas.html Could you pretty it up too? That nest is so beautiful too!

Candy, awesome that your mom can read Polish as well as speak it. Love your translatoring word.
These nests are fun.

Doreen, thanks for the great link.
I like that thunder and lightning, quick sun, thunder lightning. Yep, that is it. It is also raining at the Black Stork nest!
Happy the cortisone shot will get you some help.

Scott, thanks for bear update. Strange that the snapper dug up and smashed the first ones eggs then used the same spot. Who knew? Always learn so much there. Love Juliet’s cubs.
Raining at the Black Stork nest and just caught a feeding of the two eaglets at the WTE nest. The stork nest is 7 hours ahead of our time here.
Thanks for starting the fun waving today! or

(((((Judy)))))

Good Morning

Saturday ~ June 09, 2012

Thanks for the lovely cards Judy.

I still check the Osprey nest when I remember Nanc.
The link you posted works, and that's all that matters! (That is a great cam. You're right about it being in Estonia.)

woooooohooooooo there are two chicks on the Black Eagles nest.......they say chickiside so I'm going to see if this is true or if both chicklets survive....the second eggs hatched at 10:45AM African time and 1:45AM PDT

chicklet 2
chicklet 2
both chicklets

but I really don't know for how long as they keep beeking each other already until Emoyeni steps in to feed them and they stop

I'll send you a card when the KINGs win the Stanley Cup Scott

Oh by the way "I'll Have Another" has tendonitous so won't be running in the Belmont Stakes...I guess I saved $25 or missed winning a $100 one of the two.

Good Morning Friends weare having a great time on the river with the family. I have been keeping in touch with George and all the falcons have fledged. They were all on the nest site and flying in and out of the nest. One perched in the above tree with the male parent. So it sounds like they will be at the nest site for now until they learn how to catch prey for their selves. Yay!!

See you soon.

Kathy
Ellies from Africam

Texas