Wow, purple heron! I have only managed to see two in this country. Great that you are still adding birds to your total. I've not seen willow tits for years, Bough Beech in Kent used to almost be a dead cert for them. Loved the footage too of the nuthatch, always a favourite of mine. Still two months to go, I can't wait to see what else you encounter!!
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fantastic video, i remember you saying about the red flanked bluetail when I met you, there's one at Bempton cliffs, it's been there for 8 days and shows pretty well
We saw a lot of Willow Tit in Llyn Brenig this year which I believe is nearish you for future reference. To be honest though hadn’t seen them before then there but the NWWT guy said they do reside there.
top stuff, very nice footage
So cool! The Willow Tit reminds me of the north american Black-capped chickadee!
Great video as always
Wow, purple heron! I have only managed to see two in this country. Great that you are still adding birds to your total. I've not seen willow tits for years, Bough Beech in Kent used to almost be a dead cert for them. Loved the footage too of the nuthatch, always a favourite of mine. Still two months to go, I can't wait to see what else you encounter!!
Good morning to you from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR. These red-crowned cranes are widely distributed in northern Japan 🇯🇵. They symbolise good fortune, longevity, and prosperity.
Another great upload, I always look forward to your Adventures.
fantastic video, i remember you saying about the red flanked bluetail when I met you, there's one at Bempton cliffs, it's been there for 8 days and shows pretty well
We saw a lot of Willow Tit in Llyn Brenig this year which I believe is nearish you for future reference. To be honest though hadn’t seen them before then there but the NWWT guy said they do reside there.
Great video, Dumfries and Galloway have a small population of willow tits, similarly I have seen them on feeders on a reserve.
Coal Tit seems to be not that hard to film in the UK?? Here I barely see them and if I do it's high up in a pine tree
When I was in Germany I noticed the exact same thing, mostly I could just hear them and I never saw them Lower than 10 meter from the ground
Fairly common all over the UK, even away from pine trees