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I started watching your videos a couple weeks ago and I just want to say that they make my day. Love the beautiful nature, love the knowledge, and love your enthusiasm, curiosity, and humility. It's all so wholesome and cozy.

wel look after the wild birds and wild amanals they part of our family

If I thought I could avoid all the dogs I'd love to explore more.

Thanks for another great video ❤

Your videos and narrative are so enjoyable, I feel that we are walking alongside and having a lovely informative day out with good company.  Thank you.😊

Most enjoyable. If you are ever Thorpeness or Aldeburgh way take a walk in beautiful North Warren where you can hear, (and possibly see), Bitterns along with many other species. The warren is a wildlife haven and will hopefully remain so for many generations, despite the proposed wind farm cable laying in the area.

Great film Liam; I used to visit Minsmere, Sizewell, Westleton Heath, Dunwich Heath and Dingle Marshes whenever I could. Your visit brought back nostalgic memories of those places where I could lose myself in the ethereal atmosphere engendered by them. Thank you so much Liam!

This video is lovely Liam. I haven't seen a skylark in years, so thanks for sharing.

some delightfull creatures, we live on an awsome island

Awesome video Liam. Thank you for taking us with you on your nature trek. 😊

Thank you Liam. What a lovely part of the world.

We get a lot of cloud and rain in the U.K., particularly in Scotland where I live....but sometimes you get stunning clear blue-sky days like Liam had at the start of the video and it reminds you what a beautiful, incredible and wildlife-diverse country the U.K. is. Cold, frosty, blue-sky winter days in Britain are utterly magical and make you feel glad to be alive, even if you don't see any notable wildlife.

As always a very entertaining and informative video. I do like the unobtrusive piano music in background.

Brilliant,  just as I'm slumping into dark night depression,  this comes along to boost me. Thank you sir.

Beautiful as always

Wonderful stuff. Didn't know anything about stone curlews before so found that part very interesting.  The thermal monocular looks really useful too! Thank you for yet another great video.

Great video Liam. Shore Lark - Awesome tick mate!

I’ve seen an egret near Abingdon recently! I was amazed and excited cause I’ve never seen one before, for someone like me I only get to see great animals through chance encounters. There is so much to see if we look out for it :)

I am so pleased to have discovered your channel.  I loved seeing the stone curlews.  They look such interesting birds.  I was surprised you hadn`t seen a wheatear  before.  They are very common here where I live in south wales.  The males are very smart.  Keep up the good work.  The more people that can be encouraged to appreciate nature the better.