In this video, a red admiral butterfly (Vanessa atalanta) emerges from its chrysalis and expands its wings, in time-lapse.
Today, to the nature reserve.
On a small patch with flowering brambles, four butterfly species: green-veined white female; large white female; a red admiral; and speckled wood.
Across the eastern meadow: barn swallows.
On the meadow: grey heron; hares.
In the water: great crested grebe.
In plants on the bank: comma butterfly. About a meter to the left: another speckled wood.
Still further, the third white butterfly of today: a female small white.
On the highest point of the castle sits a great cormorant.
A young blue-tailed damselfly; dragonflies flying past.
At least five red admirals and a comma near a big tree.
A stock dove high in a tree.
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