 The male keep guard in a treetop |
 The nest could easily be observed from the other side of a public lake, approx. 200m. away. |
 The female warms the newly hatched chicks, June 30th |
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 The male sits in the top of the tallest tree in the forest, keeping watch! |
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 The female leaves the nest to meet the male, who arrives with food. |
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 The male arrives with a little bird-prey. |
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 Prey-delivery takes place in the air. |
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 Female on nest, July 2nd. |
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 The male arrives with prey. |
 Delivery of prey. |
 The female brings the prey to the chicks. |
 Here delivery of prey took place in the watch-tree, the female plucks the bird-prey. |
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 The male is not shy! |
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 The male and female in the watch-tree - the female can be recognized on black stribes on the red trousers. |
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 In between hunting-trips, time for a little preening. |
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 The female (being the strongest) takes the best seating-place... |
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 The chicks are now so big that they can be seen in the nest, July 14th. |
 The adults call out to the youngs - persuading them to leave the nest maybe ?, July 26th. |
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 The male with one of the newly fledged chicks. July 27th. |
 The young bird eats it's first meal outside the nest.. |
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 Down kan still be seen on the head of the juvenile. |
 Newly fledged juvenile. |
 The male flying over his territory, August 3rd. |