This Dutch 15 March 2016 video shows meadow birds: young northern lapwings, a redshank nest and black-tailed godwits with youngsters.
Today, again to the place where I once saw Baillon’s crakes.
Near the entrance Canada geese, grey lag geese and coots. A bit further, jackdaws.
Standing in shallow water in the northern lake, sometimes flying, often calling: about 150 black-tailed godwits, probably just back from Africa.
Near them are northern lapwings, oystercatchers, black-headed and herring gulls. Two great cormorants.
Ten tufted ducks swimming. Also northern shovelers. Teal. Mute swans.
Near the railway a male blackbird and magpies. A moorhen swims.
In the lake, a male and a female common pochard. And a great crested grebe.
Finally, in the northern canal an Egyptian goose couple swims with their ten goslings.
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