Egyptian geese and teal

Today, again to the reserve where I once saw Baillons’ crakes.

Near the entrance, a gadwall duck swimming.

In the southern lake: teal. On a muddy islet: northern lapwing, little ringed plover, and snipe.

Two shoveler ducks, three teal, and two coots on a still smaller muddy islet.

Grey herons. First one to the south.

Then another one, more to the north, in the reed beds.

A great cormorant flying.

Big groups of grey lag geese flying.

Near the northern canal, two young Egyptian geese with one of their parents, and a Canada goose.

Then, a flock of domestic geese swimming.

Near the railway: a great crested grebe.

Then, a moorhen. White moorhens: here.

Another adult great crested grebe with its chick.

A mute swan flies past.