ボデグラーベンの天然記念物・トップ6

Standard orchards are no longer common. They can still be admired on the Bredius Estate. There are two large orchards and several smaller ones with old apple varieties, such as the Goudrenet and the Notarisapple, and old pear varieties, such as the Saint-Rémy and the Legipont. The oldest fruit trees are over 100 years old. Originally, there were over four hundred fruit trees on the estate, spread across sixteen orchards. The estate now has 370 fruit trees.

Willeskop is a hamlet that lies partly in the municipality of Montfoort and partly in the municipality of Oudewater in the Dutch province of Utrecht and consists of a number of farms and houses along the N228. The place is located in the Lopikerwaard polder and was an independent municipality from 1818 to 1989.

Raised benches have been installed in some places in the Groene Jonker to enjoy a good view. I can imagine that it is busy here in the spring with many bird watchers who would like a high bench.

De Groene Jonker is a beautiful nature reserve near the Nieuwkoopse Plassen in the province of South Holland. It is a relatively young nature reserve that has developed into an important place for many bird species and other animals. The area is approximately 100 hectares and consists of a mix of shallow ponds, reedlands, bushes and grasslands. The landscape of De Groene Jonker is therefore a varied and attractive habitat for a diversity of flora and fauna. One of the characteristics of this area is the rich bird life. It is a birdwatcher's paradise, with a variety of bird species visiting or breeding in the area, including spoonbills, waders, ducks, and geese. De Groene Jonker is an important stopping place for migratory birds, especially in spring and autumn. The purple heron, the black tern and various species can also be spotted here. The wet parts of De Groene Jonker are particularly valuable for amphibians and fish. The flora in the area is also versatile with special plant species that thrive in the practical and rich food conditions. The area is open to visitors, with several hiking trails and viewpoints from which men can admire nature. De Groene Jonker is managed by Natuurmonumenten, and the management is aimed at preserving and increasing the natural diversity of the area, while also providing space for recreation and education. Together with the Nieuwkoopse Plassen, the nature reserve forms a unique and important nature reserve in the Green Heart of the Netherlands. #WandelTotaal

This nature reserve is worthwhile in all seasons. Can be muddy after rainy periods.

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Great diversity of nice birds,...

The National Tree Festival Day Foundation and the Royal Association of Orange Societies announced on January 30 that King's Trees had been grown for the Coronation of Willem Alexander. This concerns lime trees (Tilia Henryana).