Bird excursion Zaanstreek-Waterland
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Looking for a fun activity with your partner, group of friends, colleagues or for the family day? Experienced birder, Ron Gans, is happy to take you on birding excursions (tailor-made) in Zaanstreek-Waterland.
Together with his guests, he searches the most beautiful places in Zaanstreek and Waterland for birds. The golden plover, ruff, little owl, marsh harrier, spoonbill, black-tailed godwit and many species of geese and ducks. Depending on the season and the circumstances, you will search together for the most diverse bird species in the Zaanstreek and Waterland. The excursions are possible by car or by flat-bottomed boat.
Including
The excursions include coffee/tea/soft drinks and a luxury cake, transport during the excursion and a list of bird names to use as a checklist. Not in possession of your own binoculars? Then you can use a loaner. A telescope and bird books are standard on every excursion.
Excluding
Depending on the period
Together with his guests, he searches the most beautiful places in Zaanstreek and Waterland for birds. The golden plover, ruff, little owl, marsh harrier, spoonbill, black-tailed godwit and many species of geese and ducks. Depending on the season and the circumstances, you will search together for the most diverse bird species in the Zaanstreek and Waterland. The excursions are possible by car or by flat-bottomed boat.
Including
The excursions include coffee/tea/soft drinks and a luxury cake, transport during the excursion and a list of bird names to use as a checklist. Not in possession of your own binoculars? Then you can use a loaner. A telescope and bird books are standard on every excursion.
Excluding
Depending on the time of year and weather forecast: proper clothing and (waterproof) shoes or boots. Some areas can be muddy or boggy. You stand still outside a lot, so rainwear, a warm jumper, gloves and a cap or hat are often not a luxury. And also: binoculars, telescope, photographic equipment and a mobile phone so you can be reached.
