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Bush turkey. Love my bush turkeys

Where was this filmed?

Bro has some big balls 😂

Hi Pete, would I able to use a few snippets of this footage in a video? I will credit you.

Male Quails are very special. A male is alawys in alert mode. That's the reason why they are also as Pet Quails so stressed and not easy to handle. Their highly protective nature makes it hard to let them feel save and loved by a human caretaker.

Better parents than some humans! Thanks for the neat video!

Seen on the track leading to Lake Rotopounaumu on April 1 2024 close to the ground looking for bugs in the leaf litter. Able to approach to with 12 inches.

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Beeper!

Don’t put the dumb music we want to hear the nature sounds and the penguin sounds

Is this in otago

amazing shots. can i use some seconds of your footage for a video? i also would mention you

"Monte and Ray go fishing".

Thanks, just what I needed to work out the difference between sea lions and fur seals.

Nice and beautiful video. Thanks for sharing so wonderful video & big like

Hello Pete! I work at the South Australian Museum and am currently working on an exhibition about the Daintree Rainforest, featuring some Scrubfowl eggs. I am planning to display this video to showcase just how impressive their nests are. We will of course credit you, but please do let me know if you have any issues or questions. Thank you, Natalie

I cannot stand these birds. So obnoxious and annoying. They never stop cooing and rustling branches. Id rather have kookaburra living in my trees

Oh, what adorable little birds! I wish we had the here in the UK but we have our own lovely birds too, of course, like the Blue Tit and the British Robin (which is VERY different to the American Robin and smaller and cuter, although the American Robin is lovely too but just bigger and different!). Also, I see that the female Double Eyed Fig Parrot doesn't have as much red in her markings as the male does. That seems to be the way with birds in the wild - often males are more vividly coloured and the females have duller colouring, which I think is so that females when on the nest, protecting eggs, is less visible to predators and so should be safer from any attack!

This is great work!! Blue damselflies are so pretty <3

Whenever I see these, I'm never sure if it's a seal or sea lion. I always thought the visible ears and walking on their flippers was the way to spot sea lions, but it looks like I was wrong.

i love these buff seals

It looks like a mini version of killer whale

thank you, this helped me confirm what bird I have been seeing in the morning. I know many birds but I was unsure until now. this means a great deal to me. I'm stoked I have a Robin friend

No vaquita is smaller but theres only 4 or 3 vaquita dolphins in the world left

Awesome Pete!

Ah... Normality... Just watched a video of thicc seals n they move funny. I like our seals way better... They don't look dumb n cutesy manga... Way more Super Saiyan.

I love this. Sorry I’m late to the party - but I miss my figbird girl heaps and this just confirms she was what she was.. Thankyou x

Royal Albatross a phenomenon of Nature !. Beautifull video.Thank you

What a stunning shot! I'm relatively new to Wildlife, switching from equine sports photography. NZ based as well (never really been anywhere else) - so primary focus is of course, birds. I was surprised by the aperture! I generally sit as low as I can go (2.8 on my 70-200mm) so I can bump shutter speed - but do you prefer a higher aperture? TIA!

Australia doesn't have "brush", we have BUSH. They are a BUSH TURKEY!

Actually, the scientific name of the new zealand fur seal is actually Cynophoca forsteri not Arctocephalus forsteri.

Gorgeous shot Pete! I’m curious, what are you doing for work these days? Are you doing photography tours?

Biggest takeaway from this video: Nene are related to Canada Geese. It's so obvious once someone says it. Great photo, and thanks for teaching me something new!

I like that the two whales kind of look like one whale. Their mouths are offset. It made me look closely to figure it out. Also - so glad they got their 'choves!

That's one cool shot!

Lovely video! Very envious you got to watch them so close!

Baller

Stunning shot!!

Great shot Pete! That’s a perfect postcard image, such a great way to celebrate one of Hawaii’s most iconic birds!

It looks like a dinosaur in this photo. It looks like a dinosaur sat for a family portrait. I didn't notice until you pointed it out, that the raindrops help provide additional focal points, so that your eyes kind of skitter around the feathers and water drops before returning up to the focal point of the beak and eye. You chose this photo well. It's a good one!

I grew up in California, so it's nice to see the coastline. You took another amazing photograph. Thank you for sharing its story with us!

Great capture!

Awesome My Friend!😊👍3 and sub.

Beautiful shot!

I like how you took an aspect of fur seal biology and turned it into a story. So much innovation! Bachelor colonies don't seem like great places to be, with aggressive adolescent fur seals looking for a fight. But your fur seal lifecycle in 2 minutes video also didn't sell the benefits of being a female fur seal or a baby fur seal for that matter. I guess this makes me happy to be a human and not a fur seal. So thanks for that!

New Zealand, Germany, USA, you’ve really been around Pete! That shot is absolutely stunning, orcas are among the most impressive marine mammals in the world in my opinion and to see one breach like that is insanely cool. Great work man! - Harrison and Evan

dude~ goood night, Thank you.what a beautiful edition!goodbye!. 👏

Cool penguin! It's fun to meet wildlife from the other side of the world. Thanks for making this!

Hi Pete .... thanks very much for putting up your pics n videos. I have always liked the mollymawk. When I was a kid growing up in Point England (a big state housing area in Tamaki) we used to walk to school in Glen Innes. One day, we came across a mollymawk. We stood around quietly looking at this great bird, dead. I said it was an albatross but another boy said it was an mollymawk, adding they often flew inland particularly during storms. The mollymawk has been a bit of a hero for me ... not as flash as its cousin but tougher (this probably all wrong but ... :). I have rece tly gone back to my first love, painting and am in the midst of prepping for radiation treatment. I am struggling with a paintiing titled "When the storm comes, the mollymawks fly inland". So hou ideos are inspiring me.

It's a great picture, and a beautiful bird. Long, long wing bones, very different than other birds. And it was fun to hear the story behind it, how wind gives freedom to the birds. Monarch made a good choice in using this for their promotional materials! Thanks for sharing it with us, too.