Spoiled Whiney brat

Yes, it is true, it is not so easy to find such glorious fishermen, ospreys are is the best ! ))

да, Людмила! Красивые птицы и наблюдать за ними огромное удовольствие ))

Tatiana Sappheira И страна ваша красивая.Я в вашей стране бьіла. Природа просто сказочная.😍😍

Это не орел, это скопа.

but have to get a Degree in Master of Fish Catching.

Yup as long as the dad is spoon feeding

Other videos I’ve seen these type of birds seem to be on the really dumb side a lot

Jĺĺluikllllo

yes! :)

No, the birds of this nest do not have sensors of the GPS, but the other three Osprey from Estonia have such sensors, on the forum (there is a link under each video) you can find a migration map and it is clear that they are all in Africa. Merry Christmas & Joyous Holidays!

Yes, the chicks are growing so fast that the food should be often and often :)

Don House Junaid bhai kya haal hai tumhari tabiyat thik hai

Don House Naushad bhai chashma Laga ke bahut badiya acche lagte ho fantastic very good thank you

Я тоже

Расскажи те мне про них,я мало знаю об этих птицах

Пока нет, им еще нужно несколько дней. В сентябре они начнут мигрировать, к этому времени они научатся. Но пока отец еще будет их кормить. И Ирма тоже начала вот уже пару дней сама ловить рыбу. :)

Посмотрите видео, где орнитолог одевает кольца птицам, там видно как он поднимается на эту высоту. У них есть оборудование, чтобы лазать по деревоям и есть весь необходимый инструментарий для установки камер. Группа работает много лет.

How the two chicks are equally fed? -The parents feed the chicks until they aren't standing next to them with their beaks opened. When the chick is full, he steps away from his mom. When one leaves, she continues to feed the other one until he is full too. Do the parents remember which chick they have fed earlier? -They see it by their behaviors. When all the chicks are satiated, the mom eats what's left. The male catches fish for himself and eats it away from the nest, on one the nearby trees. To the chicks, he brings fish with or without the head. It's usually the female that feeds the chicks and the male that brings the fish to the nest.

These parents are very good at feeding. If you watch the mom's behavior with the current brood of three, she always makes sure to give enough to the smallest chick that hatched last. Even if the older siblings keep pushing it away. But yes, a lot also depends on the chick's ability to assert their rights and needs.

they communicate with bird language, "hi mom, iam not full"

Yes, many birds do so to show the rival that they do not want to share their prey. )))

Tatiana Sappheira, Birds are then greedy.

From the human point of view, yes, you can regard this as greed. But in the wild nature there are no such categories, there the main law is the survival instinct.

Tatiana Sappheira man is the same however man has also a larger responsibility. In greed animals share the same traits of character and nature has not given them that law for nature is also bound by law... I wonder if they would not get judged for their actions or behaviour.. the only answer to it, is that we do not know or carry such knowledge (for now) and it makes us know that we are not those who should or can claim to be it's judge or if this is normal or not. So no I won't say you're right nor wrong but u have a valid point of perspective

Phre Zleva, I agree with you, we can not know what happens in the world of birds, we just observe and see that in many situations birds do not act like us humans. But we evaluate a lot in their behavior from our point of view. Although we are different, and what is allowed in the world of wild animals may not be accepted by humans. And what is allowed in the world of humans, never occurs in the animal world.

Because they have not yet learned how to fish on their own, now they are at the stage of taking the fish and flying with it in their paws. And closer to migrating to Africa, they will hunt along with their parents.

Tatiana Sappheira thank you!:)

Exactly!!!

It can fly what’s it B#tchin so much about spoiled bird!

... and they can't wonder what they will have to do for their future children

Спасибо за отзыв! Обычно девочка чаще отбирала еду у мальчика, так что когда Даймар забирал себе рыбу первым - это была скорее редкость! Вот здесь есть видео об этом )) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b7WEiJtj19qZdmQ.html

First, the chicks learn to fly and carry fish from the nest in their claws, and then, before migrating in late August - early September, they already catch themselves.

Another nestling flew with the fish to the neighboring tree, they already grew up and almost did not eat in the nest.

@@tatianasappheira698 Thanks for kind information.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mN6Yq9SI2tnTpGw.html Hello, welcome to the world of Osprey. Here's a video where you can see how birds are ringing in Estonia.

Tatiana Sappheira Thank you for your reply. I shall vote estonia in the next eurovision song contest. Very kind of you. 😆

Thank you :) Estonia and birds of Estonia :)

Those are most likely bands! When researchers find and capture birds, they give them a sort of anklet to make sure that specific bird is accounted for in the paperwork. If the bird is caught again, we can then monitor their progress by checking the numbers/letters on their anklet. It doesn't hurt them at all. We can then monitor populations and see how they are doing overall

Fish n chips !!!

tv.eenet.ee/kalakotkas2.html

www.looduskalender.ee/forum/viewtopic.php?f=56&t=958&start=240

Растут очень быстро, поэтому вечно голодные. :)

наташа ру ..

Думаю это съемки не одного дня.

you can see here www.looduskalender.ee/forum/viewtopic.php?p=260799#p260799

Nature is cruel in many ways.

Estonia

These are two parents and two chicks who have already learned to fly, but are not yet able to procure food. Parents, mostly father, bring them food to the nest. And the mother protects the chicks and spends all the time with them. On the nest or on the next tree.

Tatiana Sappheira well ya learn something new every day

Two are kids with one mother

Yes, that's why the parents leave the nest immediately, so that the chicks do not trample them.:)

Or bite them off!

A tree swaying in the wind

That obviously won't help against other predator birds. Search something like "osprey nest attack" on KZfaq.

At Loch Arkaig nest one we watched a pine marten take three osprey eggs one devastating night.

I wonder if there is yet more loud sound above our hearing ( > 20khz)