Webcams in Eastern Europe: birds

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Crested Tit at 12:01 (01/03/24), very nice to see. Thanks for this great stream...
What happened to the two baby drains?
Paulette, Ashtabula OhioWebcam at the pond of Makov Center
I am from Austraila & my class watch this on Mondays and Tusdays and we love watching these young stork grow up.
Miriam Tate, BelconenWebcam at the stork nest, Brest
Please put the basket of seeds back so we can see the little birds.
Why aren't the birds being fed any more?
So happy to see this webcam back ready for winter. Thank you so much.
Please bring back the white storks. I've been watching since nesting, mating, egg hatching. I love watching them. The black storks are beautiful too, but I like my other storks more. Thank you.
Is the stork on an egg?
Good morning from Orkney, Scotland
Good morning from Orkney, Scotland. I love this webcam.
Great pictures and sound.
Hi Ruth, don't worry, the partner is there :) Today (June 7th) they change the babysitting part around 11:58. You can also check this webcam on Facebook where you can translate the polnish comments with google translate for example.
What happened to two of the chicks? I hope they are being cared for.
Bruce Kovac, Canandaigua, New York USAWebcam at the bird feeder in Makov Center
Tree sparrows, collared dove, middle-spotted and great-spotted woodpeckers, marsh, great, blue and coal tits, nuthatch, jay. Others include white stork, greylag goose, pheasant (rehabilitated). Mammals include roe deer, rabbit, friendly Homo sapiens (Czech subspecies!).
I know they shouldn't have been invading the birds' space, but I do wonder what became of the long-eared squirrels who used to appear at the feeder? They were kind of cute, for squirrels, but they seem to have disappeared completely.
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