This is a Dutch video about Meijendel nature reserve.
Today, to the Kijfhoek; the southernmost part of the Kijfhoek en Bierlap part of the reserve.
On our way, black swans near the Valkenburg lake.
Arriving in Meijendel, a buzzard sitting on a coniferous tree.
Songs of chiffchaffs. And of a willow warbler (early in the year for that species).
A male and a female great spotted woodpecker.
A jay.
A song thrush near a treetop, singing beautifully for a long time.
A stock dove.
Blue tits and great tits.
A marsh tit.
On a, still standing, birch tree are birch bracket fungi.
A bit further, on the dune sand floor, much smaller fungi: winter stalkballs.
Green woodpecker sound.
A great crested grebe and grey lag geese in a lake.
In another lake, about thirty red-crested pochards. Also common pochards, tufted ducks, mallards, Canada geese, and coots.
And a little grebe.
A sparrowhawk circling in the air.
A male fallow deer.
Finally, striated earthstars.
Meijendel dwarf earthstar photos: here.
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