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The nest visible during the live-streaming season is located on the western edge of the Zemgale region. It was discovered in 2018. The nest is built in a spruce tree at a height of 17 m, securely placed in a stable fork formed by three main branches. Based on its position, it can be considered a typical nest of the Lesser Spotted Eagle (Clanga pomarina): approximately half of all nests of this species in Latvia are located in spruces, and many are built in similar locations where, at the point of trunk breakage, branches have formed several new leaders. Judging by the nest dimensions and the condition of the nesting material, the nest was at least five years old at the time of its discovery. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
In 2025, Lesser Spotted Eagles Anna and Andris bred successfully in the spruce nest for the seventh consecutive season, successfully raising one offspring, named Reinis. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
The camera system at this nest was installed by J\u0101nis \u0136uze and J\u0101nis Rudz\u012btis, with additional assistance in maintenance provided by Valdis Lukjanovs and \u0122irts Strazdi\u0146\u0161. We thank J\u0101nis Ka\u017eotnieks and Ren\u0101te Kviese for their support. <\/p>\n\n\n\n