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Knepp White Stork nest camera

Thank you for watching! We're now back online after the camera was paused for ringing on the 29th May, apologies for the delayed return to streaming. Please be aware that the live chat function is not always monitored by project staff or volunteers and is regularly automatically cleared. If you have any questions or would like to let us know about your observations, please contact us through the website. Find out more about the project through our website: https://whitestorkproject.org/ To support the project, please donate here: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/w... 2025 Progress: Mating & nest building seen throughout Feb First egg is laid around 11:36:00, night of 8th March Second egg laid just after midnight on 11th March, just over 48 hours after the first Third egg laid nearly two days after the second, clearly visible at 00:23:41 on the 12th March Forth egg laid March 14th, around 23:18:00, nearly 48 hours after the 3rd egg First egg hatches on 12th April, first visible around 11:30am Second chick hatches on 13th April Third chick hatched on 14th April 29th May: The three chicks are ringed in the evening (under license from the BTO). We won't know what sex they are until we get results back from genetic sexing. The rings read GBT5, GBT6, GBT7. 21st June: GBT6 fledges 23rd June around 11:30am GBT5 fledges 24th June GBT7 fledges in the morning This live stream is showing a stork nest at Knepp Estate in Sussex. The pair on this nest are ringed with blue plastic darvic rings on the left leg and metal BTO rings on the right ankle. The male, Bartek, (GB18) is a rehabilitated bird from Warsaw Zoo in Poland. He has been part of the White Stork Project since 2017. The female, Ania, (GB5B) is also from Poland and has been with us since 2016. These two birds have been a bonded pair since 2020 when they built their first nest together. In 2021 they laid eggs on the same nest and these hatched. Sadly though, there was a severe thunderstorm and the chicks perished. In 2022 they successfully reared young for the first time and 3 young storks fledged the nest. Then in 2023 they had even more success with 4 chicks successfully fledging. This live camera started streaming for the first time last year in 2024 and showed the first egg being laid on March 9th. A total of 4 eggs were laid which started hatching on April 13th and were all hatched by April 16th. The four young all fledged at the end of June. They ringed under BTO license and named by local schools: GBG9 - Isla, GBH0 - Ivy, GBH1 - Issy, GBH2 - Ivan Huge thanks to the brilliant team at Wildlife Windows Ltd for installing this camera. We hope you enjoy watching as the season unfolds!