Today, the Baillon’s crake reserve again.
Near the entrance, an adult great crested grebe swimming with a chick about half its size.
In the southern lake, a great cormorant swimming, a dabchick diving, and snipes on the bank.
Teal.
A buzzard circling over the northern lake.
Lapwings. Shoveler ducks.
Many black-headed and a few herring gulls.
The adult Egyptian goose and it now almost adult size chicks are again at the southern end of the path along the railroad canal.
A small tortoiseshell butterfly on the path.
This is a video about (adult) goldfinches.
Goldfinches wooed from farmland to British gardens: here.
As the path goes left, near the bench a juvenile goldfinch sitting on a thistle.
In a small tree near the southern lake, another juvenile goldfinch. Already a yellow wingpatch, no red head yet. It tries to sing, maybe for one of the first times.
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