Absolutely loving this series. I hope that many, many more people discover your wonderful channel. 👌🏻🙏🏻🏴 P.S. You would totally be a brilliant narrator for BBC nature documentaries.
The bank vole did NOT disappoint!!! i'm always amazed when I see mammals that small moving so quickly. And the female sand lizard's patterns are SO COOL! I'd love pants with that pattern on em 😂The blue studded butterfly is also absolutely gorgeous!!! I will refrain from reiterating literally every animal in the video but gosh, all the birds!!!! So many of them!!! What a delightful collection you've already found so far!!! Can't wait to see the next video 😁
Another great video at some really nice locations! I know nothing about cameras or wildlife photography but I think a monopod would be helpful for some smooth shots, but I don't know how tall you are, how queit you're having to be, or how long you have to capture the shots you're getting, all I know is they're more portable and seem more practical than tripods for stuff like this. Regardless, I love to see the passion and dedication. Keep it up!
Thank you very much mate 😀 yeah that's definitely a good idea I've actually been planning on getting a monopod for a while but haven't gotten around to it yet.. I'll sort it out soon!
What you labelled a lesser whitethroat is a greater whitethroat as someone mentioned earlier, the second birds after that is a reed warbler- its plain sandy brown plumage slightly tanned breast, subtle super and rounded tail are good ways to separate it from whitethroats, song is also very different.
hello we just binged all of your videos and subscribed! love your editing and commentary they made us smile. can't wait to watch the final episode with my grandkids hahaha 😁 keep it coming! we love tick tick tick tick tick what's the time? time to learn! you should put it on a top haha
@@CreatureChroniclesUK ermines and ferrets are actually my favourite so i wouldn't say no to more footage of them! i'm curious also if you'll do marine mammals like the seals in norfolk?
@@CreatureChroniclesUK common white throats have more contrasts/ details in the wings, Lesser WT have dark eyes while common have brown, lesser has dark beak and common doesnt. There are quite a few differnences. But the Im not completely sure about the second one. Probably one of the reed warblers.
Absolutely loving this series!
Glad to hear it mate! There's still loooooads on the way 😀
What a fantastic film, loved it, so much to see! Really enjoying your series, thanks.
Thank you very much 😀
I have been looking every day for number 7
Sorry it was a few days late! Episode 8 should be ready by Monday as usual this week 😊
Glad I waited to go to bed, almost had to wait to catch more of this excellent content. Looking forward to 100!
Thank you 😀 Ohhhhhh I've got a cracking video planned for 100 mate!
Absolutely loving this series. I hope that many, many more people discover your wonderful channel. 👌🏻🙏🏻🏴
P.S. You would totally be a brilliant narrator for BBC nature documentaries.
Thank you for the support mate!
When BBC comment on a video I'll know I'm getting close..
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The bank vole did NOT disappoint!!! i'm always amazed when I see mammals that small moving so quickly. And the female sand lizard's patterns are SO COOL! I'd love pants with that pattern on em 😂The blue studded butterfly is also absolutely gorgeous!!! I will refrain from reiterating literally every animal in the video but gosh, all the birds!!!! So many of them!!!
What a delightful collection you've already found so far!!! Can't wait to see the next video 😁
It might be fun to add a tentative total right at the end of the videos! I'm always curious what the total is when the video ends
Haha I'm glad you liked all the critters 😀 lizard print pants would be cool..
I'm certain you'll like the next episode too, I found some owls 😉
I'll start adding that in 😊
Finally got the sand lizard footage 🎉 good stuff
Sorted them right out! Thanks for helping the first time 😀
Superb video! I watched it with curiosity! Greetings from a Swedish youtuber! 🇸🇪
Thank you mate!
Another great video at some really nice locations! I know nothing about cameras or wildlife photography but I think a monopod would be helpful for some smooth shots, but I don't know how tall you are, how queit you're having to be, or how long you have to capture the shots you're getting, all I know is they're more portable and seem more practical than tripods for stuff like this. Regardless, I love to see the passion and dedication. Keep it up!
Thank you very much mate 😀 yeah that's definitely a good idea I've actually been planning on getting a monopod for a while but haven't gotten around to it yet.. I'll sort it out soon!
What you labelled a lesser whitethroat is a greater whitethroat as someone mentioned earlier, the second birds after that is a reed warbler- its plain sandy brown plumage slightly tanned breast, subtle super and rounded tail are good ways to separate it from whitethroats, song is also very different.
Thank you for letting me know 😊
hello we just binged all of your videos and subscribed! love your editing and commentary they made us smile. can't wait to watch the final episode with my grandkids hahaha 😁 keep it coming! we love tick tick tick tick tick what's the time? time to learn! you should put it on a top haha
Thank you so much 😀 are there any animals you'd particularly like to see?
Haha tick tick tick merch coming 2030 😂
@@CreatureChroniclesUK ermines and ferrets are actually my favourite so i wouldn't say no to more footage of them! i'm curious also if you'll do marine mammals like the seals in norfolk?
Epic
Cheers bro!
Could you put the total of all you have found in the title or a pinned comment so we can keep count easier please. Love your video's
Thanks buddy, ok sure I'll start adding a pinned comment, I don't quite have room in the title as they always turn out so long haha
If you carry on like this, you'll have completed your challenge before August. Sandwich Tern, Hmm needs some ketchup first before I try it
That would be good, then I might have time for every animal in the world 🌎
The bird at 5:39 is a common white throat and the one right after is something else. great video btw:)
Oh dear... My mistake, how can you tell the difference? Any ideas what the other one could be?
@@CreatureChroniclesUK common white throats have more contrasts/ details in the wings, Lesser WT have dark eyes while common have brown, lesser has dark beak and common doesnt. There are quite a few differnences. But the Im not completely sure about the second one. Probably one of the reed warblers.
@@NorreKarlson ok great thanks for that information! I'll make sure I adjust my total!
@@CreatureChroniclesUK I think the second bird is a common whitethroat aswell.
@@NorreKarlson It's a reed warbler- many people confuse them but note their plain brown plumage, as well as it's subtle super and rounded tail.