Birding in Bhutan 2018: Darachu to Nganglam
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 มี.ค. 2020
- The second of three videos of a birding trip to Bhutan from 17th April to 5th May 2018, covering the journey in the south of the country from Darachu to Nganglam. It features Darachu, the lowlands at Gelephu, areas around Zhemgang and various sites within Bhutan's Manas National Park.
Very pleasing narration. Just love the background natural sounds captured very well. Thank you!
Outstanding quality and commentary
Not only are the images soothing & much better than most documentaries, the understated narration adds layers of to-the-point info. Congrats!
Amazing! Brings back so many great memories from North-East India. Love that you just use the Natural sounds from the video, never change that! :)
Thanks for sharing. The quality of your videos, including your narration, offers viewers a calm and imersive aproach to bird-watching. Cheers from Brazil!
Brilliant work Greg - another inspiring film and your commentary is the best, bar none. Thanks Tom.
Superb picturisation and commentary!
The music at the beginning...lingers in your memory forever...gave me goosebumps
As a birder myself I have to say these videos are superb Greg. Really makes me want to get to some of these places. Well done!
Thanks Mark. Glad you’ve enjoyed them.
Your voice and narration is pleasant and satisfying
Great video!
This is really a great video! Love it from the beginning to the end
Excellent birding trip , You are lucky to found good numbers of birds, very well narrated and filmed..Liked.. 👍
So many species in one Tour. Really amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Brilliant effort Greg, birding is a difficult hobby. It needs patience and time. You did a great job. I like your video.
So melodious birds chattering.
Wow amazing footage my friend.best music and place.big like.nice bird.wonderful uploading this video
Thank u Sir for sharing your experience.
Beautiful birds Mahalo for sharing ! 🤙
Wish hawaii had birds like this in the wild great singing birds music 🎶 to your ears !
Very good job.Excellent pictures and good details.
This is amazing! How do you find these places? I want to go there.
The magpie Robins was lived in Southeast Asian but they only lived on North side of the country Land Locked
great video and narration , i would certainly be pleased with that haul of bird sightings
nice and interesting documentary !
Great footage, thx for sharing!
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Wonderful video, thanks for sharing
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Fantastic 😊
Yeah another awesome video mate. Are most the shots taken hand held? What kit are you using please?
Most are handheld Shaun, mainly due to the nature of birding in Bhutan - birds are in lots of cover, often in mixed flocks and very mobile. Would prefer to use a tripod but too often I’ve missed a bird getting the tripod set up! Most video is taken with a Panasonic GH5 with a 100-400mm Leica lens. Image stabilisation on that set up is really good. All edited using Final Cut Pro X although I’m sure Adobe Premiere is just as good.
@@GregBaker57 I am from India, and immensely grateful for sharing your footage with a calm, enriching commentry. Already subscribed. Keen to watch it again. Have you used any other lens except 100-400 mm Leica?
Debananda Sengupta Hi, all the footage of birds was taken with the Leica 100-400mm lens. Some of the general landscape footage was taken with a 14-40mm lens.
@@GregBaker57 Thank you. Have a nice day.
Incredible, this what I would love to do as well
worth watching....
They ought to call you Roger Tory Peterson II.
Beautiful, Can you come to paradise in My Country,? Indonesian Country is paradise today. Papua, Borneo etc
I hope so when travel restrictions allow!
keep onl the sound of the birds better as a human voices/comments/moves are disturbing the beauty