This Dutch video is about the Crezéepolder. In November 2018, that area became a freshwater tidal nature reserve. The video shows some of the many birds there.
On 8 September 2019, we went there.
Near the entrance, a flock of some 40 young goldfinches.
A wood sandpiper looking for food on a mudflat.
Two snipes.
Two lesser black-backed gulls.
Barn swallows flying around.
Two coots.
A common sandpiper flying.
A flying Egyptian goose.
On the footpath, a dead hare.
Fifteen spoonbills standing in the water.
Teal.
Gadwall ducks.
A northern lapwing on a mudflat.
A house martin up in the air.
Great cormorants.
A mute swan.
A grey heron. An oystercatcher.
Barnacle geese.
A male kestrel resting on a lampppost.
Jackdaws. A magpie. A great crested grebe in the water.
Water rail sound.
Yellow common fleabane flowers.
Stay tuned, as there will be more 8 September 2019 wildlife on this blog!
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