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Online cameras captured the first egg in the nest of Oriental storks in the Amur River Basin
Online cameras captured the first egg in the nest of Oriental storks in the Amur River Basin
26 march 2021
Today, on March 26, the first egg appeared in the nest of Oriental storks in Amurskaya province. This pair of storks has been breeding here for about 20 years. 4 years in a row specialists have been monitoring the nest with online cameras as part of a joint project of WWF Russia and NGO AmurSEU.
Since
2018, WWF Russia and NGO AmurSEU have been implementing the project on video
surveillance of the nests of Oriental storks in Amurskaya province. In 2021, 6
online cameras are installed in four nests of these rare birds which already
returned to all nests from winter quarters. The long-term residents of these
places and the stars of the reality show "Oriental Stork online" have
laid their first egg today in the nest located on a power transmission tower
near the village of Tambovka.
Online cameras captured the first egg in the nest of Oriental storks in the Amur River Basin
Thanks to video streaming on the AmurInfoCenter portal of the Amur ecoregion anyone can now observe the life of Oriental storks https://amurinfocenter.org/tools/projects/cameras_stork.php
It's just a great pleasure, relaxation for the mind and heart to look after these beautiful birds online.
For additional information please contact
Leading Project coordinator