Cormorants and black redstart in Germany

Still the morning of 4 April 2016 near Kamp village in Germany. After we had seen many cranes, and also many great white-fronted geese, wake up and fly from their sleeping quarters to places for eating, we walked back to Kamp. On both sides of the road, marshy areas with bulrush plants.

A sea eagle flies.

Two roe deer cross the road.

A flock of great cormorants flying.

Four barn swallows fly; passing through on migration to Africa.

Closer to Kamp, more trees grow.

On a roof in the village sits a black redstart.

And a great tit as well.

House sparrows.

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