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Review of 2004

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Arrival at the nest:
29. March	1st stork arriving the nest (male stork)
04. April	An female stork arrive at the nest. Begin of a lasting relationship of the couple.
Eggs in the nest:
15. April	1st egg in the nest. Lost after fightings.
17. April	2nd egg in the nest Lost after fightings.
Fights:
18. April	Another female stork arrive at the nest. The first female stork escaping after a small fight. Begin of a lasting relationship of the new couple.
Eggs in the nest:
23. April	1st egg in the nest.
25. April	2nd egg in the nest.
28. April	3rd egg in the nest.
30.April	4th egg in the nest.
01. May	5th egg in the nest.
Hatching of the young:
25.May	1st young bird hatched out. Named Adi
26.May	2nd young bird hatched out. Named Hadschi
27.May	3rd young bird hatched out. Named Bospo
31.May	4th young bird hatched out. Named Afri
Loss of nestlings:
14.June	The youngest bird, Afri, was thrown out of the nest.
Banding of the Young Storks:
29.June	Banding of the young storks at the feet with numbers: H2820, H2821 and H2822
10.July	The band at the foot of one young stork has loosened.
Regulation of Temperature:
July	Since the beginning of July the parent storks first and later the young ones are chalking their legs with their own excrement. It is a typical behaviour of white storks at temperatures of about 30° C and intensive sunlight. This temperature regulation prevents overheating of the legs.
Start of Flight Trials:
10.July	The wings of the first young storks are strong enough that he can lift himself above the nest for the first time.
The first free Flights:
27.July	Cirle flight of the eldest young stork
31.July	First flight of the third young stork
07.August	All three young stork away from the eyrie for an period of time
Loss of nestlings:
14.June	The youngest bird, Afri, was thrown out of the nest.
Leaving of the Eyrie:
21.August	11:00 a.m.: Parent storks mate, then fly away not to return again.
22.August	Shortly after 6:00 a.m. two young storks leave the eyrie for the last time. The young stork with band #H2822 remains in the area and stays at the eyrie over night.
24.August	A parent stork appears, lands at the eyrie during the day, cirlcles it, but does not stay over night. Young and parent stork do not make contact.
26.August	The last young stork starts at 10:45 a.m., circles the eyrie, elevates himself highre and higher, and disappears from view. Now the parent stork stays over night.
31.August	The parent stork is seen for the last time at the eyrie at 8:25 a.m.

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