Toko and Kate are back and the breeding process is already in an advanced stage. 
While Kate was safely sealed in the nest Toko kept himself busy by admiring himself in my car- and kitchen window, and since he got no response from his "partner" it lead to fierce fighting accompanied by a lot of noise.
Sunday morning at 5:00 I heard the well known call coming from nearby. I soon realised that it was both Toko and Kate calling and just as quickly as I jumped from bed, I grabbed my camera. This is the picture that greeted me as I peeped through my bedroom window.
Kate must have left the nest very early in the morning since it was still sealed by sunset the previous evening.
Just to give you an idea of how high the nest is.
The nest was neatly resealed.
Daily feeding routine
This morning I collected something near the tree that I initially thought to be a piece of pressed wood. On closer inspection I realized that it was a piece of the original seal from the entrance to the nest.
[I also found the remains of some bugs. I have on occasion witnessed food dropping to the ground too big to fit through the small slit.
It primarily consists of manure, feathers, small seeds and leaves, beetle remains and hair.
According to my calculations, the young will leave the nest whilst I am still in KNP, but I hope to see them on my return before they leave the area.
Although I regularly see Toko and Kate I have never again seen last year’s brood. 
