This April 2012 video is about nature reserve Polders Poelgeest.
I went there on 10 April 2019.
Near the entrance, grey lag geese and black-headed gulls swimming.
Jackdaws flying.
A bit further, mute swans. And a tufted duck couple.
From a garden on the other side of the canal, a dunnock sings.
Egyptian geese and Canada geese.
And an unusual couple: a Canada goose with a hybrid barnacle goose-Canada goose individual.
A great cormorant flies.
In the canal between the southern and northern lakes, a great crested grebe swims.
I found some red fox poop on the footpath.
In the northern lake: teal and northern shoveler ducks.
About a dozen black-tailed godwits. Most have already gone to their nesting areas.
A male and a female shelduck.
Northern lapwings.
A gadwall couple.
À grey heron flies along the railroad canal.
A snipe flying.
In the northern lake, three avocets foraging.
White dead-nettle flowers.
In the northern meadow and the northern lake, grey lag geese goslings with their parents.
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