Poland, 19 May.
After our last morning in Bialowieza, our bus departs.
Just outside the village, two lesser spotted eagles circling.
Thrush nightingale and yellowhammer sounds.
We arrive at Siemianowska lake.
Three tern species nest here: black tern; white-winged black tern; and whiskered tern.
On the lake, mute swans, coots, a tufted duck and a pochard are swimming.
A whitethroat is singing.
A honey buzzard flying.
Great egrets.
Black-headed gulls.
A reed bunting.
Yellowhammer sound.
A gadwall flies past.
A lapwing. A penduline tit.
A citrine wagtail feeding the chicks at its nest.
This is a video of a citrine wagtail.
The great reed warbler sings.
An orange tip butterfly.
We go to another spot along this reservoir lake.
Great crested grebes swimming. Linnet sound.
A yellow wagtail: first on the dam where we walk, later on grassland.
Three common terns.
A hooded crow.
A skylark sitting on a pole, singing.
A grey plover.
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