This video is about birds on and near the IJmuiden jetty.
As I wrote earlier, on 14 April I was on the IJmuiden jetty.
A feral domestic pigeon sitting on a rock. Maybe a storm blew it here from England?
Near the end of the pier, we see our first purple sandpipers.
There is a red knot as well.
This red knot is not yet red, as it is still in mostly greyish and white winter plumage.
A male eider duck swims close to the pier.
Further away, a velvet scoter swims in the harbour.
As we walk back, a whimbrel.
A migrating sand martin flying.
A great cormorant.
At the parking lot, a male northern wheatear sitting on a stump.
Rottumerplaat eider ducks: here.
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Amazing photos!
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Thank you, Carolyn!
If all goes well, then there will be more bird photos soon on this blog π
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Great pictures! π The great cormorant is so strange looking!
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Thank you! The cormorant is in its mating season plumage π
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