Thank you for your kind words, muwizar😊 My dad had a heart surgery so I’ve been in the hospital recently, but I watched the barned owls’ ringing vid yesterday in my free time, so happy for that lovely family! Thank you to everyone involved for your efforts, these bird stories really bring positive energy🥰. Hope everything goes well with you my friend!

Oh sorry to hear that Ivy! Best wishes to your dad for speedy recovery!!! Glad the videos can bring you positive energy! As Mr Vincent Van Gogh would say “Keep your love for nature, for it is the true way to understand art.” @@ivy7150

​@@muwizar​ ​ I really appreciate it!😊 Love the quote from Vincent. We can always find beauty in nature🥰

@@ivy7150 A year later and this is still a strong kuvik favorite recap. You did a wonderful job! All the best wishes to you there!

Yes, the barred owl family was in Florida, United States😊

Thanks

Gorgeous florida

Hi Sue, thank you for watching and your kind words! Yes the male kestrel was quite young that local experts thought he might be a First-time Dad🤭. Thankfully he finally got what the female wanted and after a few months they’ve successfully raised 6 healthy feisty chicks🐥 ! They all fledged and stayed around their nest for a while😊. Here’s the vid about the family kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6qsmYp8mp6Km7M&feature=shareb , the first-time parents did so well! The live cam was down until next season. Hope to see the lovely kestrel couple next year😊 I love American Bald Eagles too, and glad you’re from Florida, reminds me of Harriet & Magnificent M❤️Watching how M raise E21 & E22 to become mighty eagles…that’s the most memorable eagle story for me this year! I do hope Samson and Harriet return home in the coming season, after any wounds they may have healed…Anyway, sending love to these lovely birds🙏💕. Thanks again & hope everything goes well with you🥰

@@ivy7150 Hi there @ivy750. WOW! What a very kind response from you and I do appreciate it too. Thank you also for sending me the video too. If I may ask, when does their season start? Is it usually like the other birds and Eagles or are they in the same time frame? So, the male was young huh?😂😂 However, I’m so thrilled that the he gave into the female and they actually had 6 very healthy babies too!?😳😁. WOW!! They both much have been very feral to have 6 or is that the usual number they can or do have normally? I will definitely educate myself on those very pretty birds. The box that the cam showed them going to, there was what looked like a very large cylinder type thing and looked metal above the box, can I ask what that is? To me it looked like a shoot that the could go into but they never went near it? Anyway, thank you again for your kind message and you are a very kind person and I do hope you have a blessed day evening or night too. I’m never sure about time differences but I think you are in the States right or no? God bless you friend. Sue M. Clearwater, Florida USA.🙏🥰😊❤️👍🏻😎❌⭕️

@@susanmorris5520 Hi Sue, they are common kestrels in Hungary (different from American kestrels, a bit bigger) and their season is shorter than the eagles, often starting in March-April and the chicks fledge in June-July, and they'll stay close to nest for a few weeks to learn to hunt. But there are exceptions, there was another nest where the parents brooding eggs in July this year, and the chicks fledged in early August. They usually have 3-6 chicks, but I've seen many die from lack of food elsewhere, so it's lucky to have plenty food here & great young parents(excellent hunters) to get All 6 successfully fledge👍🏻! I assume you mean the metal beam above the nestbox? It's for the cam setup, here are similar photos (scroll down to view) madarles.hu/erdei-fulesbagoly?ht-comment-id=10375621, some chicks will sleep on the beam after fledge, super cute🥰 If you love wild birds, I would recommend the wildlife channel where I follow this nest youtube.com/@Madarles?feature=shareb, they have live cams of various bird species nests, kestrels, the rare red-footed falcons, european rollers, common buzzards, cute long-eared owls, little owls, tawnies, scops owls...So many to watch in spring and summer! Some parents still visit nests in winter. I'm not in the States but in Taiwan, glad these lovely birds bring people together in the world😊Nice to meet you friend! Hope you have a pleasant evening🥰! Ivy

@@ivy7150 Hi there Ivy. So wonderful to hear from you again. Thank you also for more info on the Kestrels and also a Wildlife channel to check out more birds too. I have to say that you sure are full of a lot of knowledge on the Kestrels. I also thank you for explaining the about the metal bean above the nest box. It does make sense that it would be a good place to mount the cam for everyone to see the Kestrels. I do appreciate all your information and it is amazing how short amount of time it takes to have their babies and the babies to fledge too. I have to say that is mighty quick. Thanks again and God bless you friend and hope to speak to you again. Sue M. Florida,USA 🥰🙏😊👍🏻❌⭕️

@@susanmorris5520 Thank you and take care my friend🥰

Thank you😊

Wie immer vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen😊

Thank you for watching😊