2 juveniles begging for food while the parents are hunting in the forest.

at least three young Accipiter gentilis, "Ästlinge", call from different directions in that forest aerea, where they were grown up. Now, in 2022, this breeding place doesn't exist since years

temperature above 0°C, birds in the forest are very active. The Accipiters probably a pair, very excited. Series of male calls. In 00:11 and 00:12 two female bird calls.

a lot of shorter male call series. In 00:30 and 01:06 female call. At the end Bullfinch and Blue Tit sing

cut of a longer recording

cut of a longer recording

a very restless Accipiter (same as in XC440320, I think) moving through and going round in circles over the forest and calling, nearly all the time I was present.

a very restless Accipiter, moving through and going round in circles over the forest and calling, nearly all the time I was present (about one hour). Pitch level some accelerating

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short serie of calls. Weather misty, grey, cold

Audiomoth

Audiomoth, food pass ?

Audiomoth

Audiomoth, rain

Audiomoth

Audiomoth

Calls recorded at about 10:30 am in a big forest (Oaks, Beeches). Not seen bird.

Determination confirmed by Henk Krajenbrink and Willem-Pier Vellinga.

Calls recorded at about 11:30 am in a big forest (Oaks, Beeches). Not seen bird. Probably a bird of prey. Accipiter gentilis ? Thank you in advance for your help. Bernard

Captive bird

Captive bird

About 30m away, location inexact due to sensitivity of species. Same birds as XC369692. Amplified and 96hz high pass filter with Audacity.

About 30m away, location inexact due to sensitivity of species. Amplified and 96hz high pass filter with Audacity.

This one one of the adults, I believe the female, likely calling in response to our presence near 2 adult-sized juveniles. The bird was probably about 30m away. About halfway through the recording it gives one double note call that is somewhat reminiscent of a Red-shouldered Hawk and then issues a few single note calls.

Goshawk with prey, attacked by a peregrin falcon.