Spotted flycatcher and roe deer

This is a video about young spotted flycatchers fledging from the nest.

Almost five years ago was the first time I went to Corversbos nature reserve.

Today, I was there again.

On our way, swifts flying overhead.

Close to the entrance, a roe deer walking quietly between the trees. While a nuthatch called.

A bit further, great spotted woodpecker sound.

On the biological field, owned by conservation organization Natuurmonumenten, non-grain flowers do not have to be scared that pesticides will kill them. Quite some cornflowers flowering between the rye.

A black-tailed skimmer dragonfly sitting on the footpath.

A grey heron flying.

A chiffchaff singing in a tree behind the field.

Two buzzards circling in the air.

We go on to Gooilust reserve.

Near the entrance, a pied wagtail.

A male chaffinch on the roof of a small building near the entrance.

Greenfinch sound.

A green-veined white butterfly.

Common blue damselflies and blue-tailed damselflies in the reedbeds around a circular pond.

On top of the Gooilust main building, a pied wagtail.

A song thrush on the lawn.

Pondskaters in the water near a small bridge.

About forty grey lag geese flying above a meadow.

Then, on a fence, a spotted flycatcher.

Every now and then, it flies away to catch insects. Sometimes, it lands on the fence again, sometimes in a tree or on top of an old tree trunk.

Also on the fence, blue tits and a robin.

As we go back, a male bullfinch.

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