This July 2016 video is about Doodemanskisten lake on Terschelling island.
After our arrival yesterday, Doodemanskisten was a short walk for us on 17 September 2019.
Many black-headed gulls. A grey heron. Mallards.
Then, a crocodile sculpture.
On 28 October 2013, unfortunately, the biggest tree near Doodemanskisten lake on Terschelling island in the Netherlands was blown to the ground by a storm.
Then, warden Pieter Schaper made this 90-year old black pine tree into a crocodile sculpture.
This video shows how that happened.
We walk on, to the Groene Strand area. European honeysuckle flowering.
Two grey lag geese.
Cross-leaved heath, partially still flowering.
Sea-buckthorn berries.
In a small lake, a herring gull swimming.
As we walk back, guelder rose berries.
A bit further, parasol mushrooms.
Fireweed flowers.
When we are nearly back, broadleaf plantain flowering.
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