This 17 March 2018 video shows two white storks resting and foraging for food near Lelystad in Flevoland province in the Netherlands.
Maybe they were just back from spring migration from Africa?
This 2011 video says about itself:
«The headscarf girl» – «Das Kopftuchmädchen» is a Swiss filmlet about a Muslim girl facing negative social repercussions for wearing the headscarf. Its aim is to deliver a condensed picture how especially young, smart Muslim girls suffer from the ever growing wave of Islamophobia in Switzerland since the adoption of the minaret ban in 2009.
Translated from Dutch NOS TV today:
Girl (14) maltreated in Emmeloord after refusing to take off headscarf
A 14-year-old girl was wounded by two boys in Emmeloord last Wednesday after she refused to take off her headscarf. The victim was injured. That’s what the police announced today.
When the girl came home from school last week, two boys demanded her headscarf to be removed. When she did not do that and said that the boys had to keep their mouths shut, the two jumped off their bikes.
The girl was pushed from her bicycle and kicked against her head and back. Then the perpetrators went off, writes Omroep Flevoland.
Concussion
The victim went home first after the abuse and then went to the hospital. She turned out to have multiple bruises and a concussion.
The police are looking for the boys. They are about 18 years old. People who know more can contact the police.
This 6 February 2018 video shows a coal tit feeding on a coniferous tree, a Korean fir.
Greet Geerts made this video in Marknesse village, Noordoostpolder local authority in Flevoland province in the Netherlands.
This 14 January 2018 video is about wildlife near Zeewolde town in Dutch Flevoland province. Including fallow deer, smew, hawfinch and others.
This 16 January 2018 video from the Horsterwold nature reserve in Flevoland province in the Netherlands shows a sea eagle. Meanwhile, geese fly past and a buzzard calls.
This 2014 video says about itself:
Courtship and mating of Little Tern (Sterna albifrons). Filmed in the Netherlands.
Dutch NOS TV reports today that over 2000 bird couples nest this summer on the Marker Wadden new artificial islands.
1700 of them are common tern nests. Also rare birds like little tern and Kentish plover nest there.
