Today, again to the Eempolder, but to a more northern part than last time.
Along the Meentdijk: grey herons, barn swallows.
Shelducks.
A flying redshank sits down on a pole.
Stock doves flying. And many black-tailed godwits.
On a pond, mallards and tufted ducks.
Mute swan.
A great cormorant sitting on a small windmill.
A lapwing.
A common tern on a pole in the next pond.
Canada geese with young.
A male reed bunting, singing from a sorrel plant.
Reed warbler sounds.
A painted lady butterfly.
Sand martins flying.
Black headed gulls.
A great crested grebe with three youngsters.
A spoonbill, flying. Later, another one.
An avocet flying across a meadow.
Black-tailed godwits again.
An oystercatcher.
Finally, two marsh harriers.
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