Today we hiked the bird area close to the camping. This area has an observation deck where you can look at the birds that land to feed. There is a trail through the woods that skirts the birding area this 3km loop was a wonderful hike.
Thousands of migrating water birds at Woldlakebos
Start of the 3km hiking trail in Woldlakebos
Church in Blokzijl
We also visited the towns of Muggenbeet and Blokzijl.
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What a wonderful area you live in — land, water, architecture! And with so much water, the bird migrations must be spectacular!
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That part of The Netherlands is so different from the crowded area where we normally live. We took a picture at one point where we were paddling and it looks similar to one of our Boundary Waters pictures. Really cool place and nice and relaxing.
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Now we’re talking! Did you see any unusual birds out there? From the shot, looks like large white birds in the far points (Swans possibly) and looks like a healthy flock of shorebirds (peeps, plovers etc.maybe)
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I have some pictures coming up in a future blog. Those birds were looking for something special as their cameras were pointed at some marsh grass (where I saw no birds!). There was a really cool heron (white) we got a picture of with my hubby’s camera. That blog will be out on 18 Oct.
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