very nice pictures, obviously nice place to be, still some birds are misidentified (so far on a quick look): Short-toed lark = Wood lark Golden Eagle = looks like Common Buzzard Reed Warbler = Eastern Olivacous Warbler Rock Bunting = Cirl Bunting Orphean Warbler = Subalpine (Spectacled?) Warbler
Good video but I see some miskates . -first miskate : at 11:37 that's not a great tit but a blue tit -second mistake is at 12:56 . It's not à short toed lark but a woodlark. -Thirdly . At 13:18 that's a common buzzard instead of golden eagle . -Fourthly . At 18:16 it's an eastern olivaceus warbler . Fifthly . At 19:17 it's a cirl bunting instead of rock bunting -Finally at 27:30 it's a lesserwhite throat instead of orphean warbler . Orphean warbler does not live in Crete. Otherwise that's a good video.
I agree, but I also found out that:the montagu's harrier seems a pallid harrier and the Spanish sparrows are indeed Italian sparrows The "lesser white throat" is a sardinian warbler...
I enjoy watching your video and being able to listen to the sounds of the birds etc..Nice photographs and definately" tortel duifs" this time .If you have bikes I guess you would have left in the low countries as its a bit of a lumpy island.
Such a beautifully filmed artwork. Where are those beautiful olive trees at 16:45? Is that the bridge on the way to Preveli? Beautiful birds so well captured...
Beautiful film and a beautiful island it reminds me of Lesvos. What camera do you use to film? (think you might want to check a few of the identifications).
Guy Marchal 1 maand geleden What I use is a Sony FDR-AX53 4K consumer camera with a 20X optical zoom, fitted with an old Sony teleconversion lens VCL-HG2037Y factor 2X. I record moving scenes preferentially in FHD at 50P. I only us 4K 25P recording for long distance shots without too much motion. This allows me to crop later on during editing achieving around 1600mm equivalent without loosing FHD resolution. I render in XAVC S which provides much better quality than XAVC. Recording for both formats at 100 megabit sec to minimise artefacts.
Wingsandbeaks here ~ Amazing photography. Beautifully done. God’s creation is unparalleled.
very nice pictures, obviously nice place to be, still some birds are misidentified (so far on a quick look):
Short-toed lark = Wood lark
Golden Eagle = looks like Common Buzzard
Reed Warbler = Eastern Olivacous Warbler
Rock Bunting = Cirl Bunting
Orphean Warbler = Subalpine (Spectacled?) Warbler
Agreed 100% Wonderful filming though!
Orphean looks like lesser whitethroat?
A pleasure to watch and soak up the atmosphere. Great quality as usual.
Super video, thanks for sharing. Bird watching is most beautiful hobby to keep yourself relax.
I am amazed by the beauty of your country, amazingly beautiful birds
al je videos zijn prachtig en de rust die ervan uitgaat is zo goed geen druk praten of zien mensen alleen de vogels bedankt ga zo door Mike V
Stunning video! Nice of you to share. Next time I go to Crete I will definitely try to find some of the birds you filmed. Thank you!!
Good video but I see some miskates .
-first miskate : at 11:37 that's not a great tit but a blue tit
-second mistake is at 12:56 . It's not à short toed lark but a woodlark.
-Thirdly . At 13:18 that's a common buzzard instead of golden eagle .
-Fourthly . At 18:16 it's an eastern olivaceus warbler .
Fifthly . At 19:17 it's a cirl bunting instead of rock bunting
-Finally at 27:30 it's a lesserwhite throat instead of orphean warbler . Orphean warbler does not live in Crete. Otherwise that's a good video.
I agree. Short-toed Lark in a tree would be very unusual
Completamente de acuerdo.
I agree, but I also found out that:the montagu's harrier seems a pallid harrier and the Spanish sparrows are indeed Italian sparrows
The "lesser white throat" is a sardinian warbler...
Hallo Guy, weer maakten jullie zo'n heerlijk rustgevende film. Leuk dat jullie ook in beeld zijn. Prachtige inspirerende beelden. Bedankt!
ik mis wel de nederlandstalige benoeming van de vogels ;-)
Nice video! The spanish sparrow is an Italian sparrow.
Beautiful video Guy! 👍
I enjoy watching your video and being able to listen to the sounds of the birds etc..Nice photographs and definately" tortel duifs" this time .If you have bikes I guess you would have left in the low countries as its a bit of a lumpy island.
wonderful video
Liked the good work,some clips some good images ... well done..
A very enjoyable video - thank you!
Real and natural beauty , amazed and liked very much.
Such a beautifully filmed artwork. Where are those beautiful olive trees at 16:45? Is that the bridge on the way to Preveli? Beautiful birds so well captured...
Great video thanks for sharing. Just 1 little correction from me that's a Cirl Bunting at 19:06. Look forward to seeing more of your videos.
thanks for your correction Guy
Agreed. Definitely a cirl not a rock bunting!
Beautiful film and a beautiful island it reminds me of Lesvos.
What camera do you use to film?
(think you might want to check a few of the identifications).
Guy Marchal 1 maand geleden
What I use is a Sony FDR-AX53 4K consumer camera with a 20X optical zoom, fitted with an old Sony teleconversion lens VCL-HG2037Y factor 2X.
I record moving scenes preferentially in FHD at 50P.
I only us 4K 25P recording for long distance shots without too much motion.
This allows me to crop later on during editing achieving around 1600mm equivalent without loosing FHD resolution. I render in XAVC S which provides much better quality than XAVC. Recording for both formats at 100 megabit sec to minimise artefacts.
Beautiful!
Nice video!
Thanks!
Excuse me, quick notice, that is not a short toed lark towards halfway through the video, a woodlark instead, I'd say.
thank you
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Wonderful. Is that Dragon Arum Dracunculus vulgaris at 4:01?
Yes it is, they are not as common now as they used to be though!
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And not a rock bunting then but a cirl bunting
and I am sorry but not either an Orphean Warbler which name it is and not orpeus warbler, it s a female sardinian. I think