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Greylag Geese flying over and reside in the flooded floodplain of the river.
In the background a swing gate is closed and a car racing in the distance. Egyptian Goose, Eurasian Coots and Mallards also there.
Recording at the Maas/Meuse river floodplains in Netherlands. 2PM in February.
More today at this spot / More around here
Date/time: January 12 2025, 3:32 PM
Weather: 5-3c, 88-20% clouds, wind NW 7-13 km/h, 1039 hPa, humidity 88%, dew point 2c, visibility 24-39 km, cloud ceiling 700 m
River water +309m NAP (at this a high water level, the floodplain floods)
Location; floodplain River Maas /Meuse , village Bokhoven, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands (Holland), Europe GPS: 51.73971 5.23155
Gear chain: Sennheiser mkh30/50 MS, in Rycote cyclone small, windjammer > Sound Devices 302 >Tascam dr-100 Mk2. Decoded Mid-side to STEREO. microphone pointed NWN 307º. Post editing: blimp EQ correction and some compression
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1 month, 3 weeks ago
@
SilverIllusionist
thanks for your comment
Now my answer;
It's because farmers grow the protein-rich Lolium perenne. This is a very high-protein grass. They love it. Long live intensive agriculture and cattle farming, NOT.
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Very cool! I had no idea they were so numerous where you lived.