Great to see you out again Stewart and such a peaceful place. Love the little Lapwing chicks and thought I heard the Curlew in the background. Cheers Keith
Thanks Keith, it is a wonderful place indeed. We did see Curlew but it was always below the skyline, in the distance and difficult to pick out, maybe next time. I have been out a fair bit and have a few films shot, but with so many bird boxes to check and ringing chicks it’s been finding the time to edit. Cheers.
Glorious glorious glorious. Man, I love a sessile oak wood - just the dynamics of the tree's themselves are a visual delight. I always think the light within a fully leaved sessile is so much more ethereal/magical than a full broad-leaved deciduous. What a sublime morning. With it's steep rises and gorge it reminds me of Yarner Wood in East Dartmoor - again sessile. Was there for a few hours a couple weeks ago for early(ish) Pied and a hope for Wood Warbler. Pied came through, Wood sadly not (again). I must head this way more, I must - something for the new year. Such a good end to my day, thanks Stewart, wonderful stuff and brilliant edit - oh, and what is Lynn carrying in that bag?! Looks like a full picnic! Very nice :) Cheers, Si.
Thanks Simon, There are certain parts of the wood where the light stops you in your tracks. One of the best things about this spot & is why I go back so often is I very rarely see anyone else. I can have it to myself for hours. Every time I visit I pray that I will see or hear Wood Warbler, but sadly no sign of for 4-5 years. As for Lynne's bag, yes sandwiches & hot coffee. 2 more films to come from here, ringing Pied Flycatcher & enjoying the parachuting Tree Pipits.
Hi John, thanks for watching. I use a Nikon D850 with Nikon 70-400 f4.5-6.3 lens for photos. For video I use the same lens but with a 2x adaptor and a Nikon Z6ii. Vloging camera is a DJI Osmo.
Thank you. 👍📷😎
Thanks for watching Rob
loving the chics, soooooo cute! xx
Lovely film Stewart.
Thank you.
Really lovely to watch Stewart what a great place to see birds
Thank you, it is an amazing place. It's good for the health too, both physical & mental.
Very nice film
Thank you, thanks for watching.
Great to see you out again Stewart and such a peaceful place. Love the little Lapwing chicks and thought I heard the Curlew in the background. Cheers Keith
Thanks Keith, it is a wonderful place indeed. We did see Curlew but it was always below the skyline, in the distance and difficult to pick out, maybe next time. I have been out a fair bit and have a few films shot, but with so many bird boxes to check and ringing chicks it’s been finding the time to edit. Cheers.
Good morning from New Zealand, Thanks for your Great Great woodland & moorland Video, have a great week and "go the black caps"
Thanks Tony, have a great week too.
Lovely video Stewart 😊
Cheers Alan, really appreciate that.
Great Video mate.👍
Cheers
Glorious glorious glorious. Man, I love a sessile oak wood - just the dynamics of the tree's themselves are a visual delight. I always think the light within a fully leaved sessile is so much more ethereal/magical than a full broad-leaved deciduous. What a sublime morning. With it's steep rises and gorge it reminds me of Yarner Wood in East Dartmoor - again sessile. Was there for a few hours a couple weeks ago for early(ish) Pied and a hope for Wood Warbler. Pied came through, Wood sadly not (again). I must head this way more, I must - something for the new year. Such a good end to my day, thanks Stewart, wonderful stuff and brilliant edit - oh, and what is Lynn carrying in that bag?! Looks like a full picnic! Very nice :) Cheers, Si.
Thanks Simon, There are certain parts of the wood where the light stops you in your tracks. One of the best things about this spot & is why I go back so often is I very rarely see anyone else. I can have it to myself for hours. Every time I visit I pray that I will see or hear Wood Warbler, but sadly no sign of for 4-5 years. As for Lynne's bag, yes sandwiches & hot coffee. 2 more films to come from here, ringing Pied Flycatcher & enjoying the parachuting Tree Pipits.
Hi Stewart, what camera do you generally use? And with what lens.
Hi John, thanks for watching. I use a Nikon D850 with Nikon 70-400 f4.5-6.3 lens for photos. For video I use the same lens but with a 2x adaptor and a Nikon Z6ii. Vloging camera is a DJI Osmo.