Black Stork - Ciconia Nigra

Zica took care of the chicks and the nest hole, I didn't notice the feeding at the rewind (and nobody mentioned it in the chat) and than covered the chicks again at 07.26.42-43

previous day 25.04.2024 https://www.ciconianigra.sk/viewtopic.php?f=126&t=210&start=420 next day 27.04.2024 April 26 Hello everyone :-) the 4th egg is 36 days old - silent from the night 21./22.04, no progress in holes, cracks HATCHING: 1st chick 18.04 - 22.35, 2nd chick 19.04 13.16, 3rd 20...

3/ night roost - for night resting Krum moved to next of his favourite areas near the railway to Belozem - na nočný odpočinok sa Krum presunul na ďalšie jeo vyhľadávané miesto pri železničnej trati do Belozemu https://i.postimg.cc/V6vzNvBB/2024-04-25-krum-night-roost.jpg maybe her Krum crossed the r...

moving on 25.04 https://i.postimg.cc/rpVCH2Mt/202404-25-krum-whole-day.jpg 1/ northern area (morning) - early morning to the north - along the Srebra river and the irrigation canal; Krum contiued to the west on the fieds along the Belozem - Chalakovi route - skoro ráno na severe, pozdĺž rieky Srebra...

transmission of the data: at 4 - 10 - 16 - 22h (UTC) - dáta sú odosielané - Central European Summer Time (UTC+02:00) - Stredoeurópsky letný čas (SELČ) (UTC+02:00) April 25 data Hello everyone :-) BULGARIA: Belozem - a village in Rakovski Municipality of Plovdiv Province click https://i.postimg.cc/H...

2000: Will the black stork remain to breed in Estonia?

Sellis, Urmas. (2000). Will the black stork remain to breed in Estonia?. Hirundo. 13. 19-30.

2001: Foraging habitats of the black stork in Estonia

Lõhmus, Asko & Sellis, Urmas. (2001). Foraging habitats of the black stork in Estonia. Hirundo. 14. 109-112.

2003: Nest trees - a limiting factor for the Black Stork (Ciconia nigra) population in Estonia Vlachos, Christos & Bakaloudis, Dimitrios & Alexandrou, Olga & Bontzorlos, Vasileios & Papakosta, Malamati. (2008). Factors affecting the nest site selection of the black stork, Ciconia nig...

2005: Have recent changes in forest structure reduced the Estonian black stork Ciconia nigra population? Lõhmus, Asko & Sellis, Urmas & Rosenvald, Raul. (2005). Have recent changes in forest structure reduced the Estonian black stork Ciconia nigra population?. Biodiversity and Conservation. ...

2015: Spatio-temporal variation in nestling sex ratio among the Black Stork Ciconia nigra populations across Europe Konovalov, Annika & Kaldma, Katrin & Bokotey, Andriy & Brossault, Paul & Chapalain, Frederic & Dmitrenok, Marina & Dzyubenko, Natalie & Sellis, Urmas & ...