I have just watched your video on Hickling Broad, sent to me by my daughter who lives in New Zealand! She came across your site and recognised the accent, so continued watching! I grew up in Norfolk, and can visit the beautiful Broads anytime. Looking forward to seeing more videos
What a lovely place to have access to. I am so envious. I thoroughly enjoyed this video and went to Liam's channel and subscribed to it as well. I noticed he seems to do a lot regarding fish which happens to be a favorite topic of mine. I haven't watched anything there as of yet but will right after sending you this. Well done Greg and Liam.
Hickling Broad - just down the road from me - as is the North Walsham and Dilham Canal - now in course of restoration - and Barton Broad with its Barton Boardwalk and observation platform. It was here I first heard the boom of a Bittern. Check these places out! Thank you for 'taking me out' I rarely do get out and all these places are down my Memory Lane due to anno domini common to all George V born Norfolk people (and anywhere else!)
Thanks for the recommendations, I'll add them to the list of places to go! I haven't done a proper wildlife walk video for a while, and I really should do more of them - they are some of my favourite things to do.
Thanks! I think I'll try to make a return visit this year too. This was a special video for me, as it was the start of my wildlife journey, so I'd like to go back and get an updated look around.
The first hide you were in had a swallow nesting inside on the roof and the parents were flying in and out of the windows , feeding chicks last summer 2023 .
I did see a swallow nest in a hide I visited last summer, but off the top of my head I can't remember if it was at Hickling or another reserve. It was featured in a video, I just can't remember which one.
Well....when the video opened I thought that you two, relatively young, guys (no offence) in simple T shirt and jeans would never take such a in-depth approach to all manner of wildlife. You made even the more common species interesting. Great, great video. Thank you
Make sure you check out Liam's Channel here: ua-cam.com/channels/Z4FD_GqvrpAWVlyjLFaMyQ.html
My brother really enjoys watching your videos keep up the good work!
Awesome! Thank you!
I have just watched your video on Hickling Broad, sent to me by my daughter who lives in New Zealand! She came across your site and recognised the accent, so continued watching!
I grew up in Norfolk, and can visit the beautiful Broads anytime. Looking forward to seeing more videos
Just watched one of your videos on Hickling Broad.
What a lovely place to have access to. I am so envious. I thoroughly enjoyed this video and went to Liam's channel and subscribed to it as well. I noticed he seems to do a lot regarding fish which happens to be a favorite topic of mine. I haven't watched anything there as of yet but will right after sending you this. Well done Greg and Liam.
Thanks! Yes, one of Liam's specialities is freshwater fish. I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, we had a really good time making it.
Well put together Greg! I had a great time making this video with you and look forward to the next collaboration!
Hopefully, this is the first of many awesome collaborations between us!
Hickling Broad is well worth a visit. The Swallow tails and the variety of Dragon and Damsel flies as well as the birds are amazing .
Yes, it is a wonderful place.
might be my favorite episode so far...i love it
Thanks! We worked really hard on this one and were really pleased with the results.
Very interesting! Loved it. Waiting for more. Oh, subed to Liam’s channel also.
Thankyou! Greg and I put a lot of time into this and really appreciate your kind feedback :)
Great film ! Just subscribed to you Greg ! Great channel!! All thanks to Liam who I’ve been following! Great work !!! 👍👍
Brilliant! Welcome on board. Hopefully there will be many more collaborations with Liam in the future.
Brilliant and informative Beautiful Norfolk, Many Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, I appreciate your comment. Thank you for watching.
Lovely video well done 👍 x
Thank you 🤗
Hickling Broad - just down the road from me - as is the North Walsham and Dilham Canal - now in course of restoration - and Barton Broad with its Barton Boardwalk and observation platform. It was here I first heard the boom of a Bittern. Check these places out! Thank you for 'taking me out' I rarely do get out and all these places are down my Memory Lane due to anno domini common to all George V born Norfolk people (and anywhere else!)
Thanks for the recommendations, I'll add them to the list of places to go! I haven't done a proper wildlife walk video for a while, and I really should do more of them - they are some of my favourite things to do.
Subscribed just visited Hickling but never been in Summer ! Must get back for the Swallowtail sometime , one I haven't photographed yet !
Thanks!
I think I'll try to make a return visit this year too. This was a special video for me, as it was the start of my wildlife journey, so I'd like to go back and get an updated look around.
The first hide you were in had a swallow nesting inside on the roof and the parents were flying in and out of the windows , feeding chicks last summer 2023 .
I did see a swallow nest in a hide I visited last summer, but off the top of my head I can't remember if it was at Hickling or another reserve. It was featured in a video, I just can't remember which one.
Very cool video!!
Thank you! We were pretty proud of this one. We were amazed at how many species we saw in just one day.
@@GregsWildlife I subscribed. Give us a look see also, we do wildlife on game cameras.. Keep up the good work.
@@pointecheneplantation7027 Awesome, I will.
Well....when the video opened I thought that you two, relatively young, guys (no offence) in simple T shirt and jeans would never take such a in-depth approach to all manner of wildlife. You made even the more common species interesting. Great, great video. Thank you
Thank you so much!
Relatively young! You are my new favourite person! Ha ha!
Most underrated county in the country.
Despite living in Norfolk all my life, I'm still surprised by how diverse the wildlife is here.
@@GregsWildlife there's no where better in the uk. Norwich, broads, coast, what can you ask for
Noice
First xD
Good reflexes!