This video is about a spotted flycatcher nest in a garden in the Netherlands.
So, now a report on Monday 21 April; last of my four days in Slangenburg nature reserve, after my earlier reports.
Early in the morning, a squirrel crosses the road from the deer park to the trees.
Two grey lag geese flying overhead.
A wren sings.
We continue to the marsh. The Egyptian geese with their chicks are still there. This time, with two grey lag geese for company; no common sandpipers or roe deer this time.
At the next marsh, four northern lapwings are driving a buzzard away.
A male brimstone butterfly.
A sparrowhawk flies near the third marsh. A spotted flycatcher in a tree.
A short-toed treecreeper and a nuthatch close together.
In the afternoon, a blackcap sings in a tree close to the deer park.
A sparrowhawk drives a buzzard away.
Orange tip and brimstone butterflies.
More on Orange tips: here.
Evolution of Satyrinae butterflies: here.
Butterflies in Britain: here.
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