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A pleasing to the green squire a beautiful nature in Zevenhoven. I
Ben Greet and Henk and Bart the walk began at seven hours it was still very fresh.
The area light so close to, but I've never been.
Huge water birds it was worth it.
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| water nur green joker. |
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| Gull ( Chroicocephalus ridibundus) is a very general meeuwensoort.Tot for recently, the species in the genus Larus classified |
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| The stilt ( Himantopus himantopus ) is a wader with very long legs in the family of avocets (Recurvirostridae). There is no consensus on how many species are ever described in the scientific name H. himantopus . Opinions vary between 2 and 4 separate species. |
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| The warbler (Acrocephalus schoenobaenus ) is a passerine from the family of Acrocephalidae. Reed warblers during the breeding season are almost everywhere in Europe except Ireland, Northern France and Scandinavia. |
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| This grebe has recaptured his meal for today. a stickleback. |
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| Moorhen that his offspring feeding. |
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| The Redshank (Tringa erythropus ) is a bird of the family-like snipe (Scolopacidae ). 31 cm. Differs from other waders in summer plumage with black plumage with white spots on upperparts. In flight white wedge-shaped white rump and lower wings. In winter plumage gray upper parts with scattered white spots, white eyebrow stripe, dark eye stripe, gray-white face and throat, gray breast, white underparts, sometimes weakly banded. Legs red or black bill with dark red base. Outside breeding season legs and bill base often more orange. |
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| Geese in flight. |
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| wetland, |
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| Strange birds in the area Greet and Ben. |
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| The black-necked grebe (Podiceps nigricollis ) is about as large as the crested diver but in summer it has a black neck. His head has a different shape. In the black-necked grebe, this higher and not flat. He has a black head with a golden ear tufts. The black-necked grebe nests in the same way as the regular grebe, but more often in groups. It breeds in parts of Europe, including the Netherlands but also in parts of South Africa and Namibia, and western North America. |
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| The black-necked grebe (Podiceps nigricollis ) is about as large as the crested diver but in summer it has a black neck. His head has a different shape. In the black-necked grebe, this higher and not flat. He has a black head with a golden ear tufts. The black-necked grebe nests in the same way as the regular grebe, but more often in groups. It breeds in parts of Europe, including the Netherlands but also in parts of South Africa and Namibia, and western North America. |
 The mustache (Locustella Ella luscinoides ) is a passerine from the family of Locustellidae. The bird lives as under other the reed warbler in and leave a "whirring" song heard similar to that of the grasshopper warbler, which lives in reed beds, but often in combination with shrubs. |
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| The mustache singing loud it seems like you hear a cricket, but louder. |
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| The mountain duck (Tadorna Tadorna ) is half goose, a duck-like waterbird in size between a goose and a duck in it. The name "mountain duck" has nothing to do with "mountains" within the meaning of "high hills" to make, but with reproduction, the species may be relatively many young or "mountains". Another explanation for the name is that the duck's eggs far mountain t. The mountain duck lays her eggs, for example in rabbits and other ground burrows. |
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| Wagtails and pipits (Motacillidae) are a family of songbirds. The family has 68 species. The birds are the most time on the ground spend searching for any insects. Pipits resemble striped sparrows, but have a thinner bill and a slimmer build. Wagtails have a long tail. |
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| Newly born chick. |
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| The lapwing (Vanellus vanellus ) is a wader in the family plovers (Charadriidae). The name is also spelled lapwing. |
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| The black-necked grebe (Podiceps nigricollis ) is about as large as the crested diver but in summer it has a black neck. His head has a different shape. In the black-necked grebe, this higher and not flat. He has a black head with a golden ear tufts. The black-necked grebe nests in the same way as the regular grebe, but more often in groups. It breeds in parts of Europe, including the Netherlands but also in parts of South Africa and Namibia, and western North America. |
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| The harrier (Circus aeruginosus ) is a bird from the family of hawkish ( Accipitridae) An adult specimen is about 50 centimeters. The animal usually flies low over marshes and reedbeds, with all kinds of kites characteristic posture: an undulating flight movement, with the wings in a shallow V shape. Marsh harriers nest on the ground in the riet.Het male is brown and has a gray leaf spot and tail. The female is brown, but has a slight crown and throat. |
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| meerkoed with young |
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| The kestrel (Falco tinnunculus ) is a bird from the family of falcons (Falconidae ). Another name is red hawk or falcon evening. |
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| kestrel |
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| young fry. |
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| lamb If I had known I wanted grasses. |
Afterword:
It was a beautiful area with lots of waterfowl I've enjoyed.
I want to thank you for arranging and greet Bart and Ben for a tour in the area.
Green youth in Zevenhoven.
Rene I followed his advice to me on camera to A position and press F8.
I must bless Renee I think it improves the pictures thanks.
