Dažādas dzīvnieku un dabas kameras, 2013-2018

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14.janvāris
http://hdontap.com/index.php/video/stre ... ed-owl-cam

6.00

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15.janvāris
Alessondra's OKC Great Horned Owl-Cam

Mrs and Mr Tiger / Tīģera kundzes un kunga ligzda
http://www.ustream.tv/okcowlcam

Jau 3 olas - 7., 10. un 13.janvārī!


LK forums
http://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/view ... 36#p356836

FB
https://www.facebook.com/OKCOwlCam

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Liekas, ka tas ir ļoti amizanti, ja uz balkona dzīvo pūce
Interesanti, kāda ir vēsture - Tīģera kundze pati izvēlējās vietu balkona puķu kastē?

Dienas gaismā pūce miedz acis

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Liekas, ka tas ir ļoti amizanti, ja uz balkona dzīvo pūce Interesanti, kāda ir vēsture - Tīģera kundze pati izvēlējās vietu balkona puķu kastē?

No http://www.ustream.tv/okcowlcam#PastNestInfo
Nest FAQ

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Why do you guys do this? - Kāpēc...

This began as a way to give our older daughter a close-up view of an owl nest that fortunately was made at our house. Three years ago, Ustream made it possible for Jeff to set up a camera inside the window overlooking the nest so that Alessondra could watch the owls from the computer downstairs. By streaming it on Ustream, the "OKC Owl Cam" gathered an unexpected following. Over the past 3 years, the stream has gained millions of viewers, and has received news coverage both locally and world-wide.

We are not owl experts, and we have done nothing to attract these birds. We are not academics, and this is not meant to be a formal educational environment. In fact, just as important to us as the learning experience is the community that results from the experience. Therefore, while the information provided here is well-researched, we can't guarantee it to be complete or wholly accurate.

We have committed to teaching our daughters how to learn from every experience we are blessed with in life. The information you find here is a culmination of what we've learned over the past few years, along with numerous contributions from viewers, our chat moderators, and people very knowledgeable about owls or birds in general. We do regularly seek the council of trusted experts as to how we can ensure the best outcome for the Tiger Family, but our philosophy is to not only remain as welcoming hosts to both the owls and you, but more importantly to remain simple observers of nature's best lessons learned through this opportunity.

Despite many offers and opportunities to do so, we (Jeff & Deziray) are committed to never commercializing or benefiting financially in any way from this unique opportunity. While we've received many intangible blessings through this experience, we view it as a unique blessing that began with an effort to educate our daughters on many levels, and has resulted in inviting a few million of our newest friends to join us in learning as well. We hope you enjoy.

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Arī šī pūce savā vietā. Smuka gan

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Savāds viņai sauciens...

GHOW-F squawks on the nest - Skidaway Is, Ga, Great Horned Owl
This great horned owl is in an abandoned bald eagle nest 75ft up in a pine tree. Two eggs @ 14 January morning.
http://youtu.be/COBTfxRHMCo

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17.janvāris

http://hdontap.com/index.php/video/stre ... ed-owl-cam

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19.janvāris

ap 7.iem Skid k-dzīte klusu paūjināja un izlaidās no ligzdas burtiski uz minūti... varbūt kungs atnes maltīti tuvumā un nodod to turpat uz zara

6.56


6.57


6.59


7.01

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21.janvāris


6.21-6.27






7.00

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21.janvāris

Pūces kundze pirmo olu izdēja 1.janvārī Vēl nedēļas divas apmēram perēs.

http://hdontap.com/index.php/video/stre ... ed-owl-cam

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22.janvāris

1.07-1.15

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27.janvāris
http://cams.allaboutbirds.org/channel/4 ... rned_Owls/
http://hdontap.com/index.php/video/stre ... ed-owl-cam

12.50


January 20, 2015
Female Great Horned Owl Leaves Nest At Dawn, Squawking Loudly

The female Great Horned Owl incubates the eggs alone until hatch. The male owl provides her with prey during this time. In this clip, she begins "squawking", which is a food solicitation call to the male, then flies off. You can continue to hear her squawking in the background (and him hooting) while the eggs are untended. Nearby, a Northern Cardinal sings near-continously in the foreground, American Crows caw in the distance, and a Carolina Wren sings below. She returns soon after first light and settles in for another day of incubation.

http://youtu.be/gkVzD5ILBCU

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28.janvāris

Laysan Albatross
Kauai, Hawaii
http://cams.allaboutbirds.org/channel/4 ... Albatross/


20.40 / pēc Latvijas 8.40 (12 stundu starpība ar Latvijas laiku)

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Why do Albatross Skip a Breeding Year?
December 13, 2014
We have previously mentioned that we are waiting to find out if the albatross eggs close to our AlbatrossCam are fertile, but do you know why there is a possibility they may not hatch? Albatross in general have low reproductive rates, each pair only produce one egg and chick at a time. This single egg is also not replaced if it is destroyed or infertile. Also in several species a large number of successful pairs breed only once every second year ('biennial' breeding).
There are a number of theories why albatrosses may miss a year in breeding-
1. larger animals breed more slowly,
2. ecological constraints- distant feeding trips are energetically costly,
3. breeding frequency has a strong trade-off with adult survival and age at maturity- slower breeders live through more breeding seasons,
4. incomplete primary feather molts may periodically force them to skip a year of breeding to replace worn flight feathers. Kaluahine and Kaluakane did not breed successfully in 2013. We certainly hope that we will have at least one successful nest within view of the camera. We will keep you posted with help from the wonderful volunteers at KAN. Thanks to Hob Osterlund of KAN for the fantastic image of Kaluahine and Kaluakane on the property on Kauai.

December 16, 2014
All Nests Are Fertile!

Great news- all four albatross nests on the property on Kauai where our cam is located have been confirmed fertile, Kaloakulua and Mango's parents' new eggs included. We are very excited to receive this news from Pacific Rim Conservation and the Kauai Albatross Network. A few more things have to come together to get the camera set up once again in the new year, but this is certainly a step in the right direction. Researchers from Pacific Rim Conservation assessed the fertility of the eggs via "candling." This technique examines the development of the embryo inside the egg by shining a bright light behind it to show the details through the shell. This has to be done under a cover of darkness. It's a quick process that takes only a few seconds, at which point the eggs are returned to the incubating parents. Listen out for Mango's Dad Ko'olau during the candling. Thanks to everyone involved in finding out the great news and a special thanks to Bird Cams Volunteer Jody Platt for part of the video and to Hob Osterlund/ KAN for the other part of the video.

http://youtu.be/nCt1mA4AZ-o

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Jānovēl, lai viss notiek bez aizķeršanās un lai atkal varam priecāties par maziem albatrosēniem

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29.janvāris

7.00


8.15

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10.40 Oliņa

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http://webcam.pixtura.de/SWR_UHU/index.php


Video
= 29/01/2015 17:16-17:33 Heinzl and Lotte
http://youtu.be/b8XkkxnjYM0

= 29/01/2015 17:29 Lotte and Heinzl, both at the nestarea
http://youtu.be/TpT9VQoejIs

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30.janvāris

ap 8.00

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31.janvāris




ap 8.00


VIDEO
Laysan albatross - Hatching 31.01.2015. 04:23
http://youtu.be/E9Wx6x-tASU

Laysan albatross - Malumalu's chick has hatched 31.01.2015. 04:44
http://youtu.be/kWMOJYTvqB8