After 27 April 2018 to the Palmerswaard nature reserve, again there on 28 April; by this ferry across the Rhine. Like other photos in this blog post, this is a cellphone photo. In the background of the photo is the 82 meter high tower of the Cunera church in Rhenen. It is a 15th century late Gothic church. The name of the church refers to Saint Cunera; who, however, appears to be no more than a legend.
At a restaurant close to the ferry landing in Rhenen were these bottlebrush flowers; originally from Australia.
As we enter the Palmerswaard, a lesser black-backed gull flying. A spoonbill flying.
A mute swan and a tufted duck couple swimming.
Like yesterday, a reed warbler sings.
This photo from the northern, Palmerswaard, bank of the river Rhine shows a lake, behind it a dike, behind the dike the (invisible) Rhine, and behind the Rhine (visible) the southern bank.
As we continue, two whitethroats.
A dunnock.
There are smaller and bigger lakes all over the Palmerswaard.
A greenfinch sings.
On a branch, we see a cuckoo sitting and calling.
A green-veined white butterfly.
A meadow pipit on a pole.
Finally, two shelducks and a gadwall couple.
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