Cranes come back to Dutch nature reserve

This video is called common crane (Europe journey).

Translated from Leo Ballering, of the birdwatching society in Uden in the Netherlands:

September 5, 2014

The Palmven lake, restored in 2013 near the Brobbelbies in nature reserve Maashorst in North Brabant turns out to be a magnet for rare birds. Species are seen that are very rare in the region, including long-tailed skua, avocet, Eurasian spoonbill, ruff, dunlin, purple heron and black stork, due to the wetness of the area. Even cranes have stayed overnight again, that had not happened for fifty years. It is intended to purchase the entire area in the coming years and to continue to make it a real wetland.