Sedge warbler, butterflies and flowers

After 17 April 2017 in the Westbroekse Zodden, these photos from that nature reserve are from 20 April. Like this singing sedge warbler.

This time, no yellow wagtails, only white ones.

This time, not a red kite like on 17 April; but there was a kestrel.

Another animal not seen on 17 April was this butterfly: a green-veined white butterfly.

Also, a male orange tip butterfly flying around.

Of course, the lots of slender cottongrass were still there.

So were lady’s smock flowers.

And marsh marigold.

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