Awww i love the deer n stags. And the bathing mandarins wow. Awesome vid as always, You and Jacob are a fab duo,, Thanks for the tour,,,If i come up to London any time you can be my guides lol
In Bedfordshire and parts of east England we have wild wallabies, it is believed they were let out of private zoo's in the second world war, and caused a tail back on the M1 Newport Pagnel. YOU CAN SEE a few round Whipsnade zoo visiting there captive bros. But other wise lucky to see them
I got a better list that consists of at least feral status animals- 1. Mandarin duck- pretty common in parks, populations of around 5000, mainly in London. 2. Egyptian geese (the Sandy coloured goose in the video)- introduced, now several thousand in the UK have increased their range to south Lincolnshire. 3. Fischer’s turaco- a probable escape, living in a cemetery in London- has been their for more then five years. 4. Red crested Pochards- a Eastern European duck that was introduced in the UK, a good population regularly seen at Finsbury Park- range has extended to reservoirs in Essex, Sussex, Kent, Buckinghamshire etc. 5. Black necked grebes- Staines reservoir, almost guaranteed throughout the winter- around 9 their regularly and in their summer plumage they are magnificent, they are a rare winter migrant- you also have a high chance of other rare winter waterfowl- Slav grebe, Red necked Grebe, Greater Scaup also chance of vagrants such as Lesser scaup, Ring necked duck etc- issue is that you need a scope or it’s pointless since theirs only a single part between two massive reservoirs- you also need fantastic eye sight.
Another fab video, love the shots. Your videos always wanna make me travel to the UK :) We have a few Ringneck Pattots around the office I work in Tokyo though not as tame
Discovered your channel a few days ago and we're loving the videos, we live in Ellesmere port in Cheshire and we don't have chaffinches never mind ringneck parakeets
fun fact for you, when these turtles here introduced… give the population… they wasn’t actually called “teenage mutant ninja turtles” here in the uk they were they actually called “ninja mutant hero turtles” live the content just binged like 3hrs worth what a day off.
Back in the summer my mum rang me telling me there was a peacock on her back fence. I said nahhhh it’s probably a sparrow ( I said this as she is useless at naming things lol). It was indeed a peacock and wouldn’t budge no matter what lol. It was there everyday for 2 weeks lol . I rang around the local zoo and other places but no one had lost a peacock.
Love local parks that make space for wildlife. We just fought our local council, and won, after they were going to tear up our park and it's woodland to build a campus... Claimed there was no endangered/protected wildlife in the area even though it's been well documented that otters, badgers, hedgehogs, an array of water birds, pine martins, kingfishers etc all call the area home. Was absolutely disgusting behaviour, we need to look after our spots of nature 💕 We also have terrapins there too 😂 my work has taken in 11 from the area so far 🙈😂😂
Good your removing terrapins. People seem to underestimate how damaging they are to our waterways. They eat endangered waterbirds, reptiles and amphibians. Same goes for American mink, they have almost completely eradicated endangered watervoles from many areas
Hope we enjoy Richmond park! Have you seen any of the top 5 down there?
are those deer protected?
@@thedisabledwelshman9266 of course , it's LOndon
ya gotta love me in the background at 5:04 with something in my eye and just suffering while you pay zero attention😂😂
it's all love bro hahahaha
Awww bless ya, Hope ya got it out in the end
@@shapumawildcat2800 yeah I did haha
@@WildlifeWithCookie sure sure
Awww i love the deer n stags. And the bathing mandarins wow. Awesome vid as always, You and Jacob are a fab duo,, Thanks for the tour,,,If i come up to London any time you can be my guides lol
In Bedfordshire and parts of east England we have wild wallabies, it is believed they were let out of private zoo's in the second world war, and caused a tail back on the M1 Newport Pagnel. YOU CAN SEE a few round Whipsnade zoo visiting there captive bros. But other wise lucky to see them
Challenge for you. Find the otters in stratford upon avon. They are here. Last photo was by the chain ferry in lock down. Good luck
I got a better list that consists of at least feral status animals-
1. Mandarin duck- pretty common in parks, populations of around 5000, mainly in London.
2. Egyptian geese (the Sandy coloured goose in the video)- introduced, now several thousand in the UK have increased their range to south Lincolnshire.
3. Fischer’s turaco- a probable escape, living in a cemetery in London- has been their for more then five years.
4. Red crested Pochards- a Eastern European duck that was introduced in the UK, a good population regularly seen at Finsbury Park- range has extended to reservoirs in Essex, Sussex, Kent, Buckinghamshire etc.
5. Black necked grebes- Staines reservoir, almost guaranteed throughout the winter- around 9 their regularly and in their summer plumage they are magnificent, they are a rare winter migrant- you also have a high chance of other rare winter waterfowl- Slav grebe, Red necked Grebe, Greater Scaup also chance of vagrants such as Lesser scaup, Ring necked duck etc- issue is that you need a scope or it’s pointless since theirs only a single part between two massive reservoirs- you also need fantastic eye sight.
That brown snake in the thumbnail looks suspiciously like an Australian eastern brown snake one of the most deadly reptiles in the world!
Another fab video, love the shots.
Your videos always wanna make me travel to the UK :)
We have a few Ringneck Pattots around the office I work in Tokyo though not as tame
Discovered your channel a few days ago and we're loving the videos, we live in Ellesmere port in Cheshire and we don't have chaffinches never mind ringneck parakeets
fun fact for you, when these turtles here introduced… give the population… they wasn’t actually called “teenage mutant ninja turtles” here in the uk they were they actually called “ninja mutant hero turtles” live the content just binged like 3hrs worth what a day off.
Back in the summer my mum rang me telling me there was a peacock on her back fence. I said nahhhh it’s probably a sparrow ( I said this as she is useless at naming things lol). It was indeed a peacock and wouldn’t budge no matter what lol. It was there everyday for 2 weeks lol . I rang around the local zoo and other places but no one had lost a peacock.
Love local parks that make space for wildlife. We just fought our local council, and won, after they were going to tear up our park and it's woodland to build a campus... Claimed there was no endangered/protected wildlife in the area even though it's been well documented that otters, badgers, hedgehogs, an array of water birds, pine martins, kingfishers etc all call the area home. Was absolutely disgusting behaviour, we need to look after our spots of nature 💕
We also have terrapins there too 😂 my work has taken in 11 from the area so far 🙈😂😂
Good your removing terrapins. People seem to underestimate how damaging they are to our waterways. They eat endangered waterbirds, reptiles and amphibians. Same goes for American mink, they have almost completely eradicated endangered watervoles from many areas
Love this style of vid ❤
You said this would be a banger and it is ❤ really enjoyed it mate
do u watch thegamingbeaver?
Nice vid
Great video
Madness
Are the wild snakes poisonous??
Super rare ? common as muck more like
👍Worth it for the otter at the end even.🦦