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| The sheer number of birds that flock together in the fields is just amazing. They breed much further to the north, and they winter in the open fields of this agricultural area. |
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| These Bearded Reedlings are hard to see as they hide among the reeds. We were happy to catch them sitting slightly in the open. |
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| A bird on a church steeple! |
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| A common snipe. |
Blog post and photos © 2022 mae sander
16 comments:
Great sightings! The pheasants are pretty. Neat capture of the Bearded Reedlings! The Snipe has always been a favorite of mine. In the first photo, are they Barnacle Geese? Have a great weekend.
You've seen some great birds, and a lot of them too. What kind of geese are those in the first photo Are they snow geese? Hugs-Erika
I'm so glad the weather was good enough for you to see so many birds.
Hello Mae,
I have been enjoying your trip photos. The bird on the steeple is cute. The birds are all wonderful, great sightings and photos. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
Birding in Holland. What fun! Enjoy!
That’s a good number. Love the windmill shot.
Birds, birds, birds everywhere! Thanks for sharing the pics.....Have a terrific time!
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I'm so glad the fog cleared! Some beautiful birds I'm not familiar with here!
Oh I love the windmill! What a gorgeous scene! And how fun to see so many birds in the fields. I know you had fun.
Amazing photos, I would love to see those sights! It has been 40 years since I visited Holland, time flies.
I was frustrated when we were in France earlier in the year because I fell and broke my good camera.
Look at all those birds! Wow.
Love all the photographs!
Great pictures. Thanks for sharing.
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What beautiful photos. Love those little fatties at the end!
I don't think I've ever seen any of those birds in person! Truly amazing.
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