Rare subalpine warbler in the Netherlands

This is a subalpine warbler video.

The subalpine warbler is a Mediterranean region bird.

Rarely, during spring migration, a bird goes too far to the north and comes to central or northern Europe.

Yesterday, a singing male was near Crailo nature bridge in Hilversum, the Netherlands. See also here.

Photos are here.

Also a red-rumped swallow was seen in the Netherlands today.

Also invertebrate, non-migratory animal news from the Netherlands today: reports about adults of the damselfly species Coenagrion pulchellum, variable damselfly. And blue-tailed damselflies as well.

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