Rare dragonfly back in Dutch Friesland

This 8 June 2016 Dutch video is about the lilypad whiteface dragonfly. This rare insect had become extinct in the Netherlands about 1970. Recently, it had come back to the Weerribben nature reserve. And now it is back in Friesland province as well: in Brandemeer nature reserve.

Rottige Meente nature reserve in Friesland: here.

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