Marsh tit and deer

This 2016 video is about Elswout.

Today, to Elswout nature reserve.

Near the entrance, a nuthatch calling. And an Egyptian goose flying to a treetop, where a jackdaw sat next to it.

Hollowwort flowering.

A grey heron eating a frog. Minutes later, it eats another frog.

A group of about ten fallow deer not far from the big house of Elswout estate.

Then, a marsh tit. Probably, it has a nest, as it goes again and again to a hole in a tree.

A short-toed treecreeper on a tree. A great spotted woodpecker on another tree.

A robin on a fence.

Two roe deer running on the meadow.

A buzzard calling.

A group of four fallow deer resting. Three males with big antlers and one female.

A goldfinch.

A song thrush singing.

Wood anemone flowers.

A dead wood mouse on the footpath.

Blue tits.

A female nuthatch making the entrance of its nesting hole smaller to keep out intruders.

A jay. Stock dove sound.

Canada geese resting along the water. Also a few grey lag geese.

A brimstone butterfly flies past.

Marsh marigold flowers on a bank. Marsh marigold on Texel: here.

A greenfinch singing.

A male and a female tufted duck resting in the water.

Near the exit parking lot, a female ring-necked parakeet in a tree. Two pied wagtails.