Join me for a wildlife walk at RSPB Strumpshaw Fen in Norfolk, which almost ended in disaster. From now on, I will make sure I have something waterproof with me to put my camera in if it rains. #norfolk#wildlife#nature
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Really enjoyed that Liam, so glad you got out of bed and went for a walk it was lovely to see so much wildlife in one short video. You make me laugh with your natural way and the way you film is relatable. Brilliant stuff
10 out of 10 for getting the stoat on video - they're so fast and don't break cover often so even spotting one is lucky. π Incidentally, I'm told by farming people that moles only come to the surface a couple of times per day, and only at certain times, so it might be worth noting what time it was when you saw the one in the video if you want to spot them in future.
What a fantastic video. I must go and explore this place. I am often near this area. I get a great spotted woodpecker in the woods opposite my house and I hear him start hammering the same time every year, he should be around anytime soon. What a plethora of wildlife you saw. Great stuff. πππ
I absolutely love your films Liam. Properly charming and informative. I could listen to you all day, brilliant imagery. Superb. Thank you for your constant work.
'Inanimate pile of dirt' ! I had to chuckle there! What a great morning, worth getting out of bed for despite the cold and rain. Always a joy to see all you get to film, great commentary and informative. Don't be shy about talking to the camera in front of a couple of people you have over 41thousand subscribers watching!!
Really enjoyed this, Liam. The stoat was a real bonus - have seen the odd one or two but NEVER been able to film one - or photograph one. And how good was that to see the LTT nest! Great selection of birds and wildlife and the commentary was excellent, and with just the right amount of humour, and interesting facts.
Absolutely great video, I don't usually watch these sort of videos but clicked on it as am getting more interested in birds ,have subscribed as you do a great job explaining everyone of the birds to, they are so clever with their nest building, I took my dog for a walk today and watched some crows building their nest, weaving the sticks in and out ,totally fascinating ,thanks for this and greetings from Penzance Cornwall
This is absolutely brilliant! So much packed into the film, the woodpecker footage is PRICELESS. I love the audio, the particular sound, which I've heard live, of a favourite hollow drumming tree comes across SO well.. You've suffered for your Art Liam! We are grateful indeed. ππ
I love watching your birds content as I get to learn different types of birds, educational for people like me that find all birds majestic almost like in a fairytale. Above all, a fairytale like story with your British accent and nothing could be better than that! Look forward to be watching more of this content! God bless you for sharingπ₯
Great channel I love the wild life you find. A few years ago I was walking by a stream in Milton Keynes, I saw a mouse run across the path it was then chased and caught by what I think was a Weasel! But, once the Weasel got the mouse a crow came down from the tree and took both of them off! An amazing display of the food chain in action lol. Good luck with the channel π
Best video I've seen this week and 1 of the best I've seen of yours tbh really enjoyed that our precious wildlife β€
This WILDLIFE WALK nearly ended badly!
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Join me for a wildlife walk at RSPB Strumpshaw Fen in Norfolk, which almost ended in disaster. From now on, I will make sure I have something waterproof with me to put my camera in if it rains. #norfolk#wildlife#nature
If you would like to support me to make even more videos, please consider my Patreon which can be found here> https://www.patreon.com/ashotofwildlife
Cheers.