Here are the photos of the adventure 2008:
A couple visits the nest ...
After the bad year 2007 (death of the male during brooding), another couple visited the nest during the month of September 2007, and returned from January 2008.
Installing the webcam
Activation of the webcam in March: first photo captured on March 22 by Marie (thank you!): The male visiting the nest.
The male
(22/03)
The female
(15/04)
1st egg!
The first egg was laid on 19/04!
The female
A series of photos captured via webcams, showing the female at nest.
The male
Photos of the male in the nest.
The male bringing a prey ...
The male brings a prey to the female. (20/04)
2, 3, 4, 5 eggs
The dates of the laying are available by clicking on the button below.
The male
(26/04)
The female
(28-29/04)
The female
Ponte in full!
The 6 eggs were laid! (29/04)
The female
The male and the female
The male replaces the female at the nest, the time she eats the prey brought by the male (30/04)
An isolated egg?
One of the eggs was isolated, it was handed over with the others, by the hands of the Man. Parents are busy incubating the 6 eggs.
Pictures of the female
Series of photos via webcam, female.
The male
(06/05)
Red task
What is this red task? Reflection of the webcam? injury? (10-11 / 05) (10-11/05)
It's hot in the nest
(11/05)
The female
Soon hatching? (11-12-13 / 05)
The first child is born!
First baby born on 24/05 around 11am (1st day)
2nd and 3rd babies!
2nd baby born on 24/05 around 15h, 3rd baby born on the 25/05 around 7h45 (2nd day)
4th little baby being born!
The 4th baby is being born, the 25/05 around 12h.
5th chick!
The 5th chick was born on 25/05 around 19:30.
The male
The male, his visits to the nest are less frequent during this period because the mother remains at nest time hatching; The mother gives herself a fever to get warmer and sweat; thus the shells of the eggs are more flexible and the little ones can go out more easily.
There is 1 egg left ...
The 5 baby hawks with an egg (26/05)
6 falcons!
the 6th baby falcon was born 4 days after the 1st. (27/05)
The 6 falcons have 5 days
(28/05) To see all the videos in the YouTube channel, click on the button.
The falcons
(28/05)
The falcons have 6 days
(29/05)
The falcons have 7 days
A nap is essential ... (30/05)
The falcons have 8 days
(31/05)
The falcons have 9 days!
9th day: the little ones start having "voice". (01/06)
The beaked
Series of photos at the beak: the female caring for the 6 falcons. (01/06)
The falcons have 10 days!
(02/06)
Sparrow on the menu!
(02/06)
The falcons have 11 days!
(03/06)
The falcons have 12 days!
There is still a small difference between the youngest falcon, compared to the others (04/06)
The mother watches her 6 children
(04/06)
The falcons have 13 days!
(05/06)
The falcons have 14 days!
The falcons have 2 weeks. (06/06)
The falcons have 15 days!
(07/06)
The falcons have 16 days!
(08/06)
The falcons have 17 days!
We can see the beginnings of feathers. (09/06)
The falcons have 18 days!
(10/06)
The falcons have 19 days!
(11/06)
The falcons have 20 days!
(12/06)
The falcons have 21 days!
(13/06)
The falcons have 22 days!
(14/06)
The falcons have 23 days!
(15/06)
The falcons have 24 days!
(16/06)
The falcons have 25 days!
(17/06)
The falcons have 26 days!
"We beat wings to prepare for the big jump". (18/06)
The falcons have 27 days!
(19/06)
The falcons have 28 days!
"We are expecting mom and the food she will bring us". (20/06)
The falcons have 29 days!
(21/06)
The falcons have 30 days!
(22/06)
1st flight!
Falcons are five in the nest; The first flew in the morning and landed on a tree in front. (23/06)
Always 5 in the nest!
No departure so far. (24/06)
More than 3!
Two falcons flew in the morning. (25/06)
We are still 2 at the nest
The fourth falcon flew in the afternoon of 25/06. They have apparently taken off! They were seen in a tree together ...
The end...
The last 2 hawks flew on the 26/06. The end of the adventure 2008. La fin de l'aventure 2008.
Nestlings’s flight videos are included at the end of the slide show below.
Summary of the year 2008: All 6 eggs spawned hatched, and all the little ones flew away.
(100% success)
Slideshow of the year 2008
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