This video is about nature reserve Polders Poelgeest in the Netherlands.
Today, once again to the nature reserve which I discovered when Baillon’s crakes nested there.
Swifts flying over the southern lake.
Gray lag geese with goslings. One adult goose with a green band with a number.
A reed bunting sings. A grey heron on the opposite bank of the lake.
A marsh warbler sings in the reedbed in the northern part of the southern lake.
Barn swallows flying.
In the northern lake, a shelduck swims with ten ducklings. The youngsters are already over half adult shelduck size. So, they are less in danger of predation by now.
On the island, many black-headed gulls. Two spoonbills, cleaning their feathers. Egyptian geese. Scores of Canada geese swimming. A lesser black-backed gull.
Black-tailed godwits wading in shallow water. One of them near an avocet.
A great cormorant flies.
A meadow brown butterfly.
Edible frog sound.
A female tufted duck with three ducklings, which drive frequently.
Not far away, a coot with a small chick.
At the eastern side of the northern lake, one of two redshanks takes off, calling.
An oystercatcher on an islet.
Two great crested grebes swimming.
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