This video about the Oude Buisse Heide is from September 2013, when the heather flowered.
Still 23 January 2019 at Oude Buisse Heide nature reserve.
After 22 January 2019 came our 23 January 2019 walk.
We walked again through the snow along the poetry footpath; signs with poems by Henriette Roland Holst besides it.
A goldcrest flying from branch to branch.
This video says about itself:
A male goldcrest singing, you can tell it’s a male by the crown showing a deep orange flash when it is raised. The song is so high-pitched that some people find it difficult to hear, it’s also not easy to keep up with when filming this fast-moving little bird which is recognised as Britain’s smallest bird.
A grey heron stands on a snowy footpath.
Also much snow on branches.
Also still some leaves.
A jay flying.
Roe deer footprints in the snow.
We continued to the Turfvaart. This canal used to be for transport of peat by boats.
This robin sat down on barbed wire near the Turfvaart.
We were almost back at where we had started. Near the Angora farm were many feeders, which attracted great tits, blue tits and, below the feeders, robins and chaffinches.
Also near the atelier of Henriette Roland Holst and her visual artist husband there was a feeder, which attracted birds like this female great tit.
And this male great tit.
And this robin.
On this photo, a blue tit feeds, while two great tits await their turn.
Stay tuned for more from the Oude Buisse Heide!
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