This video is called Biebrza National Park – Summer 2017.
Poland, 21 May 2009.
Like yesterday, we are in Wosnawies.
Thrush nightingale and golden oriole sounds.
Hear the thrush nightingale singing on ARKive: here.
Tree sparrows. Hoopoe calling.
A whitethroat.
Two jays.
A red-backed shrike in a coniferous tree.
We go by canoe down the Narew river.
From the reed beds near the river banks, we hear great reed warbler, and reed warbler.
And sedge warbler.
We sometimes see the great reed warbler, as it is so big that it is more difficult for it to hide. And the sedge warbler, as it often flies upwards, singing.
We don’t see the secretive reed warbler, however. Except maybe when we see a nest hanging from reed stems. A little brownish bird flies out. Too quickly to see whether it is a sedge warbler or a reed warbler, or maybe another species yet.
Reed bunting sitting on a reed stem. Yellowhammer on the right hand side bank.
Our canoe passes a mute swan.
The sounds of the skylark, cuckoo, hoopoe.
And the Savi’s warbler.
As we leave the canoe for dry land, we see a scarlet rosefinch (aka common rosefinch).
From the bus, two roe deer.
A turtle dove.
This is a video of common cranes in France.
A crane in a meadow near the Biebrza river.
Black-tailed godwits. A curlew.
A yellow wagtail on a leafless branch.
Then, a rare bird: a Montagu’s harrier. First, a male. Soon, a female joins it.
This is a Dutch video about Montagu’s harriers in Poland.
Then, a much bigger bird of prey: a greater spotted eagle. It has a small radio device attached to it, so its movements can be studied.
A lesser whitethroat sings.
Finally, two white-winged black terns.
We arrive in Goniadz village.
Common rosefinch and wryneck migration: here.
Common rosefinch in the Netherlands: here.
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