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The barn swallow  is a real farmland bird, a barnyard airborne acrobat. The nests are ideally made in barns, sheds, and so forth where they can fly in and out. They remain in the Netherlands from April to October, the winter is invested in southerly Africa. The barn swallow is blue-black on top. The temple and chin are red; black breast bands. Rest velvety white. Dexterously flies through the air to capture bugs. To drink, they fly simply over the surface of the sprinkle and sometimes stick their beaks in the sprinkle. Lengthy forked tail. The barn swallow THE BARN SWALLOW BREED Freely nest breeds in the duration May-August. Sometimes a 2nd clutch (June-July) or also a 3rd clutch (August) depending upon the circumstances (weather/food). 3-6 eggs (sometimes 2-7) each clutch. Incubation time: 12-16 days. They often develop their nests of clay and loam on sides and ledges in cow, pig, or equine stables, both low and high, but also under bridges, or at locks or under wide roofing ...

The tree pipit prefers to live on the brink of woodlands and clearings. Marshes are incredibly popular, but removed woodland parcels and heathlands are also inhabited by the tree pipit. Unlike turf pipers, tree pipits often choose a tree. Particularly the tune trip of a tree pipit, such as that of the turf pipit, is very characteristic. The tree pipit The bird starts to fly up from a tree and after that lands back right into a tree such as a parachute or a badminton shuttlecock with rigid wings and dangling legs. In the center of the day on boiling warm heather, when all various other bird species maintain their beaks with each other, the melodic tune of tree pipits can still be listened to. Highly looks like turf pipit but has a more striking head pattern and a somewhat thicker beak. Fine, slim brushstrokes leave the flanks, which are plainly thinner compared to the breast red stripe (these are approximately the same for the turf pipit); if it can be seen, the brief back toe fingerna...

The tawny owl is among one of the most common owl species in Europe. It inhabits all kinds of landscapes, varying from deciduous and coniferous forests to city parks and green residential locations, where he isn't constantly noticed because of his nocturnal lifestyle. The tawny owl mainly breeds in tree hollows and starts nesting very very early in the year (February or March). Perhaps best known is the tawny owl for the ghostly call of the guys - such as used in frightening movies - which wants that reacted to by the female. The tawny owl RECOGNITION The tawny owl relates to the measurement of a crow and has a large spherical head and large, wide wings. There are 3 color variations: grey, dark brown, and rust red. Longitudinal red stripes show up on the plumage in all these color forms. The shoulders and wings are attracted by white drops. The eyes are black. Throughout the day they usually rest close to a tree trunk. Stocky body and relatively large head. LIFESTYLE THE TAWNY OWL...