This April 2015 video is about the Polders Poelgeest nature reserve in the Netherlands. Featuring black-tailed godwits and other birds.
On 25 March 2018 I went there.
On my way, chiffchaff sound.
Near the entrance, coltsfoot flowers.
In the first canal, grey lag geese and black-headed gulls. On the bank at the back, a carrion crow and Canada geese.
A bit further, moorhen, lesser black-backed gull, a mallard couple. A great cormorant and Egyptian geese flying.
On an island in the southern lake two barnacle geese.
A male reed bunting on a bush sings.
A great crested grebe swims in the canal between the northern and southern lakes.
In the northern lake, a male pochard swims and dives.
An oystercatcher flies.
A shelduck. Over a dozen northern shovelers. Northern lapwings.
Over fifty black-tailed godwits.
A redshank on a mudflat between swimming male and female teal.
A great tit calling.
From the north side of the northern lake, we see two avocets with the godwit flock. And a common gull.
At a bank, a sleeping male tufted duck.
In a tree: a starling, magpies and jackdaws.
In another tree, a goldfinch. A hare running.
A grey heron. A small tortoiseshell butterfly.
Near the exit, a female pochard. She dives.
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