You know I am 19 years old right now and watching your episodes feels like someone is broadcasting a session in my screen inside my room and presenting the visuals of how I want to live my life in coming days. And I want to thank you from my whole heart for this gift. Lot's of love, Abhishek

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

Go for it. Following my dreams is the best thing I have done in my life.

@stefanusrheeder4162

Жыл бұрын

just remember...you only see the glamour side of this lifestyle. Scenery is not edable...its hard work to live away from civilisation..... but yes if you can manage an succeed in that lifestyle, it is very very rewarding.😊😊

@abishekadhikarii

Жыл бұрын

that's a really good advice. Hustle is there in every work you wish to do. And I am practicing these things since three years and I really find the inner peace and solitude in the middle of the woodland. And I am aware that making a living out of art is really hard these days. And there is no guarantee of me reaching where I want to. But still, I wanna walk the path. By the way thanks for the chat dear.

@zygimantas5461

11 ай бұрын

Wow, I thought the same.

I feel truly humbled when reading through all these beautiful, encouraging and just amazingly heartwarming comments. Everyone of you should know that even though I do not answer all of them I am reading every single one and I appreciate them so much. WHO KILLED THE PIGEONS? We still don't know but I will definitely follow up in the next episode from Norway - and yes if the circumstances allows, I am planning to make more videos in this series. PLEASE BE AWARE If you are feeding the birds in your garden or elsewhere. Do not use bread as we do in this video. Bread is "empty" calories for the birds and do not provide enough fat/nutritions for the birds to survive the winter. If the birds get a lot of bread, it will take up place for the "real food" - just as if we were only eating candy. On this location there are thousands of hectares of untouched forest and plenty of food in nature. The bread we give to the birds is only a fraction of what they eat during a day, and therefore it should be seed as a snack rather than a meal. WHAT GEAR DO I USE IN THE VIDEO? Sorry for not mentioning the gear I am using in the video. I know many are curious about what tripod, tripod head, lens etc. I think there are videos enough on KZread focussing on gear and tech and even though I am a Nikon Ambassador and that I every so often make a gear video, I do not feel my purpose on this platform is to encourage you to spend your money on new equipment . I would much rather inspire you to get out in nature and get some unforgettable moments with the gear you already have. I am looking so much forward to sharing my future adventures with you. See you out there... All the best Morten

@louise467

Жыл бұрын

I'm still willing to bet it was a falcon of some kind that he been murdering the pigeons. Can't wait for the next video is due course, at this time of year when we are stuck indoors, it's lovely to get cosy with a hot drink and watch your adventures.

@Rezac66

Жыл бұрын

Thank You Morten for sharing all these lovely videos and this one with Jostein is just wonderful! I really hope that you will get there soon again and be able to share your visit once more. Jostein and your are really inspirational!

@Pixel.Loving

Жыл бұрын

Your videos really help after a stressful day! Thanks a lot 🙂

@sevimyildiz6238

11 ай бұрын

Brilliant video and scenery is stunning! Thank you for transporting me to Norway :). If I had to guess it could be a hawk or a owl..Only leaving the wings... Raptors are unable to swallow those parts but it could always suggest it being a fox or a weasel..

I watched a Hollywood film last night and regretted it instantly. Several hundred people in the credits, cost a hundred million to make and it failed miserably like most films. Then I watched this. It's incredibly impressive on every level, and I can't wait until the net episode. The entire production has only two people in the credits?! Simply astounding! Bravo ❤🙏🌞🙌🔥

@johnwelchphotography

Ай бұрын

So true, hard to believe a two man crew could make this!

It’s not just your photography that’s supreme, it’s the story, friendships and joy you reveal in every episode. Just lovely!

Love from India

@harizz4464

Жыл бұрын

❤️

@idkanymore3382

Жыл бұрын

ew. just ew lol

@luciferspartan2129

11 ай бұрын

Love from a secret kgb prison in long and forgotten Soviet bunkers don’t let them fool you the soviets are still here

I know how Norway's landscape can be breathing because I also live there. But let me say this video is one of the best I've ever seen. Just amazing.

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

😊🙏🙏 what a compliment

@barto92

11 ай бұрын

❤❤

Definitly one of your best videos Morten ! Thanks so much for all the kindness and simplicity you put in your work. Thanks to you, I started going quite often to the forest for wildlife photography. And I won't stop ! You're really inspiring and I think you make all of us realise that we better run away from big cities et get closer to the nature and its beauty. Thank you so much.

You have a way of expressing yourself clearly with your videos and photography. Every single moment was genuinely enjoyable and heartwarming. thank you morten for giving us such a wonderful glimpse into your photography experiences. I loved the story telling, your videography is getting soooo much better, and most importantly you are happy and enjoying what you are doing. you inspire us all everyday. sending you love from texas! take care of yourself.

My favorite, slow paced wildlife channel on KZread! BBC or NatGeo have nothing on your production and story telling. Seriously, the imagery, music and soundscape, and how you weave these trips in to an interesting story makes me jealous every time! I look forward to more winter content as always. Thanks for the amazing work you put out. Very inspiring!

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Jarrett for a really encouraging compliment. More winter content is definitely coming.

@colintraveller

Жыл бұрын

Jarret Steil So you are saying the footage that David attenborough has filmed and presented and narrated over the years isn't up to par ..

@baldheadedwarbler

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree with all of the above. Absolutely mesmerising the composition and production. Ive only done a few KZread videos and the work required as well as taking some photos is hard work. Bravo from Cambridgeshire UK 🥰

@baldheadedwarbler

Жыл бұрын

Also for the forest - the English word you may have been looking for is either ‘Ancient Woodland / forest and or Majestic’. FotoBoden in English we call them a Hide as in ‘Hiding’ from the wildlife. Really appreciate you speaking in English also thank you 🙏 I’m a lazy Englishman with regards to speaking other languages so also appreciate you translating through the video 🤗

@danielfowler3739

Жыл бұрын

100%.

This video is just amazing. Love the music, the story, the scenery. Wish it would never end!

No one will see my comment 7 months after uploading the video, but this video makes me cry a little, especially at the views after ''plane crash" moment ... The beauty of this world, this nature and its inhabitants is as beautiful as it can be. I am an ecology student and being a naturalist is more than just a lifestyle, so you are my heroes. I am so thankful for people like you who do this work and share it with others. I agree with the other guys who tells that such trips are better than the official channels. I mean, it's not just about science or photographic, it's about our life.

@cloudpandarism2627

2 ай бұрын

your comment is seen. and you are not alone mate ❤

I love how joyful the men are to discover and journey together ❤

Thank you Morten to give me this views, you just inspired me to do what you do!! You gave me power, just respect dear friend!

Whenever I feel a lack of inspiration, you always seem to come out with a new video that makes me even more motivated to photograph and record wildlife! Thank you so much for this amazing video Morten.

Morten, your storytelling, your photography and connection to nature is simply outstanding. And the connection to your audience is so strong - as you can see in all the comments, your work is resonating so deeply with many, many people. Thank you, Morton, for sharing this with us, your art makes us happy.

This is truly remarkable and inspiring. Great narrative, storytelling and footage. Great experience from Jostein...amazing human being.

Morten, this was a complete masterpiece. Thank you for being such an inspiration!

Oh Morten, this film was absolutely amazing. The scenery, the wildlife, what a dream place to be. I love it. Thank you for bringing it to us 🥰

It's just breathtaking, I had almost tears in my eyes. Amazing place and fantastic people living so close to the nature. Thank you for this video.

From the music to the images, everything has an incredible harmony. Watching these videos gives us a peace that cannot be described. Thank you for sharing so much with us and for giving us these beautiful images

I loved everything about this. It's literally my dream to live in a place like this and spend my days photographing nature and wildlife. Jostein is a character for sure, it would be an experience to photograph this location. Beautiful storytelling, and the bird photography was an absolute gem!

Wow Morten, you talk about the BBC and Nat Geo in such high esteem but your story telling and video work is up there man, how they are not banging on your door to work for them I do not know (On a purely selfish note don't work for them as we will miss your YT content ). Thank you again for transporting me to Norway and to Jostein and his wife for being truly amazing human beings.

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

Im not sure I’m that good but I really feel humbled by your very encouraging words. Thank you so much 🙏

I really loved this video. The mixture of trip, settings of cameras, cozy life in the hut, friendship, animals and contemplation, is absolutely beautiful. Thanks for your work, I wish you and Jostein the really best! You give me a really peaceful hour!

Just guys being bros. So wholesome. This is the trip of a lifetime. I'm sure you'll never forget it

My ABSOLUTE favourite wildlife photographer. Thank you once again for an amazing way to spend an hour with my little girl. You rock Morten!! Keep up the phenomenal work!

Morton, this video is an extraordinary piece of work, in every respect. It is as good a nature and/or photography story as I’ve ever seen. You are to be commended. Thank you so much.

I am so taken aback by your documentary style. It is so great to see someone so passionate about their craft.

i watched everything without even switching tabs, the storytelling and the pictures, the mood, the scene, everything is just awesome.

One of, if not the, best videos I've seen on KZread. I stumbled upon this when looking for wildlife photography tutorials, and instead came across this breath-taking film of beautiful nature in an incredible setting. It is lovely to see the enthusiasm and respect you both have, and how such a way of life has been sustainable in the 21st century. Thank you for the ideal escapism. (Would love to know who was picking off the pigeons though!).

52 minutes goes to fast when watching quality content like this. Inspiring as always. Thank you Mårten for an epic video.

I loved this so much. Wish I was there. What a kind man to welcome you and make you feel so comfortable in his life. Great man

I'm watching this again for the second time- it still moves and amazes after all this time. Thank you, Morten, for sharing the beauty in your soul, expressed in your mesmerizing photography.

Very beautiful! Beautiful nature and delightful landscapes. Thank you Morten for introducing us to this fascinating place. Very high quality photography and an enjoyable and entertaining story.

Love the slowness of your videos. So calm and peaceful!

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Dani. I really appreciate. I love your videos a lot and I’m very jealous on your amazing squirrels 😊

Every single frame and experience you have shared in this video is a whole mood in it's own. Thankful to be sharing a common hobby with you. I always look forward to your videos for feeling the calm in this chaotic world.

Everything that we wished and more. Thank you Morten for the wonderful sharing. Till that last sparrow song.

Just one thing. Many people simply do not understand how hard it is and how much effort you need to put into a video in order to be able to tell a strory though it. It's like living 3 lives simultaneously, one of the cameraman, one of the actor and one of the storyteller. Love you guys! Love you from the bottom of my heart! Greetings from Romania!

Absolutely stunning! The BBC and Nat Geo would be lucky to have you, your content is always exceptional. I look forward to your videos the most and cannot wait for the notification of a new one from you. Because of you I now have a little bird hide in my garden which gives me so much happiness, you are truly inspirational.

That place looks like a dream, absolutely amazing.

What a wonderful place .. beautiful, breathtaking views. Wildlife captures ❤. Thank you sharing your adventure.

You have outdone yourself again Morten, Your videography is amazing and your storytelling brings a warm feeling while I watch. This experience is one that most photographers can only dream about. I am happy that you have made a new friendship because that means more wonderful videos from this location. Thanks for bringing us with you!

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

I can promise you there will be more videos from this location together with Jostein. Thank you so much for your nice comment

Watched Fotobonden last Christmas when I was back in Norway visiting family. Love how you’ve got a similar feel of the show in this video series! Excellent work Morten

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

What a compliment Espen. Thanks a lot.

@thecoolj45221

Жыл бұрын

@@MortenHilmer would you do a video interview for my youtube channel

What a beautiful location and a great story. You are living the dream Morten. Thanks

This is one of the most beautiful films I have ever seen!

There is nothing better than relaxing from a hard working day with a Morten Hilmer Video. Thanks for taking me on this amazing journey with this amazing people, landscape and wildlife. Love to see more of this.

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

🙏🙏

What a beautiful video Morten. The video shots, the photos, the location, the music, the voiceover, the people around you and the animals, omg. Very well done!

His host was so nice, and seemed so happy that he was there, and so helpful with laying all the food for the birds.

imagery, music and soundscape, everything is out of this world.

Thank you Morten as always for yet another incredible story of your adventures !! You really showcase what exactly it takes to capture those amazing wild moments of these beautiful animals and birds instead of only glorifying wildlife photography with photos and gears that are found on other channels and brodcasts.

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. I really appreciate your compliment 👍

After video I think that 20 minutes is too short for this kind of masterpiece, then I realized that it was more than 50 minutes long. But now I think that 50 minutes is not enough 😊 Thank You Morten!

What a wonderful personal video of your experience with Jostein in a beautiful location. It really speaks to the emotions. Love your life and work!

How beautiful is our nature and how comfort is your vocie when you are talking my friend. Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪

And this is what i have been waiting for. Such a pleasure video to watch. Follow your passion is such a great word & Morten is a perfect example for that. Great going Morten!

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

I really appreciate your encouraging compliment.

Well, I guess that settles it. My new life goal is to live in a cabin in the woods of Norway taking wildlife photos. What an absolutely GORGEOUS video. Thank you so much for sharing. You're such a huge inspiration. Mange tak!

Truly a masterpiece. The way you conduct yourself, your manner and calm way makes everything worrying in the mind disappear and we are transported into your shoes, there, in that moment. Superb.

this is not just an exploration but as an addition to knowledge about nature ... I'm proud of this channel ❤️❤️👍

Stunning videography morton, I think you should contact the BBC to ask them if they'd be interested in commissioning a video from you. I think they probably would pay for something similar to this. They recently had a series on primetime TV self filmed by a canal boat enthusiast and the video and production work wasn't a patch on this. I think this would go down well on mainstream UK TV.

What an ethereal experience you have brought to us! Thank you so much Morten for your wonderful storytelling and your ability to share peace with your viewers; I always tell people that nature heals us and these scenes have solidified that belief further. I am in awe of the variety and beauty within Norway, and you have validated my goal to visit one day. The combination of a wide, eagle-eye view of the Norwegian scenery laced with your conversational inputs made for an exceptionally well crafted viewing experience. Thank you again, you have definitely earned a new subscriber for life! Best of luck in all your future endeavors, and hopefully I can one day start a similar journey of exploring nature.

Just WOW... 52 mins gone by in a blink... Watching this, me and my wife enjoyed it more than when we watched frozen planet from BBC... I think sometimes we as viewers forget how much time and EFFORT goes into making something like this... And especially when you are a one-man team...

Probably the best 1 hour i spent this weekend, cheers to you morten and your dedication towards nature is really good to watch Thank you❤️

One of the best videos from you till now. Absolutely stunning Morten. You have this extraordinary ability to weave poetries in your videos and photograph. I swim in the ocean of calmness and a sense of utopia envelops me everytime i get to watch your videos.

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

Such kind words- thank you very much

@timkristensson2279

Жыл бұрын

I very much agree! :D

@stevekaschak9442

Жыл бұрын

Your words convey exactly how I feel when viewing Mr. Hilmers work.

I have nothing but praise for your work and your videos. i am so IMPRESSED by your work in several ways. 1- this video looks like is the work of a whole crew shooting this amazing footage, editing, story telling, music and everything. If you really did this all by yourself, then YOU ARE GOD. 2- your work ethics, your patience, your amazing photography are superb and take my breath away. I can't tell you enough , how much I am in awe of your work and what you can do. THANK YOU FOR SHARING everything you do.

@enterthevoidIi

Жыл бұрын

No way only one person did all this

This is hands down the best video I have ever seen from Morten.... It felt like it was only 15 minutes long..... The colors, the atmosphere, the wildlife, the company... Everything.... You are truly an inspiration..... Gracias...

Tears flowing without reason

What an amazing life you are living Morten! Greetings from Tbilisi, Georgia

a 52 minute video of pure joy to watch - what a treat

Man.. Some shots are overwhelming.. brought tears.. ❤ from 🇮🇳

The beauty of this planet never ceases to amaze!

Really love this series of videos as they show so much :) I've had a terrible week so far and these 52 minutes were a much welcome distraction. Jostein seems like such an interesting man with lots of knowledge and it seems like you had an amazing time out there. Looking forward to more adventures :)

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

I’m so glad you like it Pica. And yes, Jostein is very skilled and such a great person.

I have been a subscriber since 2018 and have to say the story telling and production value of this collaboration is the best ever and is so good that it exceeds most big network television shows. You have grown so much in the ability to share the pure joy of being in nature and finding the beauty in ordinary and extraordinary species. Thank you for the value you have added to our lives and connecting us to nature--you are fulfilling your mission.

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

Ohhh what a compliment - thank you so much 😊

So excited by seeing Lynx, he got a nosebleed amazing!

What a beautiful place for photo passions . Simple is happiness, love this !

Morten this was a masterpiece of storytelling in one video! We have fallen in love with Jostein and his mistress and the animals and their home... and definitely want more episodes! This was not just a video about wildlife photographer messing around with his camera and lens, it captured a story in life of a men and we loved it! You are really stepping up the level of nature photography videos. And we definitely need to know what killed those poor pigeons and if Jostein managed to keep the killer animal from the shed! Please :) Hope you all the best, you are a true inspiration! ;)

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

I’m so glad you like this way of telling stories. I truly enjoy bringing more to the table than a photo trip from start to finish and it is my big wish that more families will spend time together watching my stories, while they are having a cozy time😊

@iandobson8846

Жыл бұрын

Me too, who's the culprit, I go for the hawk!

@shimmeringreflection

Жыл бұрын

I blame the cat

@reemalhadrami5274

11 ай бұрын

@@shimmeringreflection nah it never the cat

@MrPotatoemouse

5 ай бұрын

I reckon it’s a small mamal like a marten. I suspect a hawk would take the whole bird or sit and pluck out the featers.

Nice to see that you enjoyed your time in such a beautiful place. Taking the opportunity to gain wisdom from a unique man as Jostein. Amazing that you gathered the content of this video in the little time you spent there. Hard for me to tell you to keep up the good work, since you always provide us with excellent work. Really loved this video. Very inspiring.

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

I always love your positive comments Ann😊

you know its a fantastic video when your 15 minutes in, not knowing how long the video is, and excited to see how much more of the video there is to watch

I just hope that these things start to cast on Netflix and Nat Geo screens, this is like a wholesome full episode which is just so underrated at the present circumstances. Your quality of work has my heart

Thank you for sharing this well-made and inspiring video. Enjoying nature being in itself in its natural state and feeling everything it offers with all the senses enriches us. And making such good photographs and films, it allows us to eternalize these memories and share them with other people. Congratulations on this great video. All the best from Malmö.

This video is so awesome and inspires me to go out and capture wildlife 😍

The love, within yourself, is making this magic. Wow

I came to this video with the sole purpose of learning about wildlife photography. Quickly that took a back seat to the phenomenal video documentation style. I am literally blown away. Incredible "look and feel" - it just puts you "right there" along side in the beautiful country. Sublime. The whole experience. Cheers from USA.

Awesome Morten! This is one of your best videos. Jostein is such a great guy. You have to come back in the winter for the eagle season would love to see that!

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

That is definitely my plan😉

Absolute stunning Morten!!! Cant imagine all the work you put into your videos but the result is just soooo good. Its like watching a high budget production but much more personal. Thanks for the beautiful video🙏 very nice photos you got also Tobias 🇸🇪

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Tobias. Very encouraging for me to read this🙏

I have seen his series on swedish television and I was so happy to see a colaboration between the two of you. I can really understand you made good friends.

Morten just amazing too see this beautifull nature film , awesome :)

Thank you for a new masterpiece is it a drone shot at 16:13 ??? WOW!!! Great Job, also with the perfect sound on it... I LOVE THIS STYLE

Hello sir how are you?... Finally upload videos after long time. I am checking everyday KZread for your new video's and finally video is here 🤩

I'm Norwegian and recently got into wildlife photography, this video felt so scandinavian in spirit. Loved it! Now I'm motivated to get back out there again.

I have just viewed heaven through your eyes Mr. Hilmer. Thank you.

Foodsteps or footsteps that is the question!

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

Haha I definitely made a mistake- thanks for pointing it out.

What a lovely place, lovely people... so peaceful and yet full of action. What a lovely video! As much as I enjoyed the bird watching it was so nice to see you taking the time to make friends with the horses and other animals... Funny, just yesterday as I was out in the woods with my camera, taking in all the beautiful autumnal colours that Canada has to offer, I also noticed the many variety of fungi and mushrooms that are so prolific this time of year. Then last evening I settle down to watch your video, (so excited), and what do I see... you taking photos of the fungi as well. :) Too funny! The sun will be up soon now, so I better finish my coffee and get myself 'out there'. Thank you, Morten for following your dreams. Thank you for enriching our lives. Big hug and cheers from Canada! Coral 🍄🍂🍃🍁🐴🦆🦫

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

Hi Coral and thank you so much for a lovely comment. Sounds like you are enjoying nature just as much as I am😊 I wish you a wonderful day out there…

some of the visuals and landscapes in this video is enough to bring someone to tears, and at this point there have been no real bird photos....what a journey this video has taken me on. Very grateful you have shared this. As I scroll through the comments I see I am one of many who feels this way! Thank You very much.

This I could watch in a theatre probably for hours... nothing less than a movie... just that it ended quickly 😅... don't have enough words to praise your work ... can just say thank you sir... thank you from all those who won't be able to make to this part of the world ❤️

If I could hit the Like button for each heart-stoppingly beautiful shot in this video, you would have 1,000 Likes just from me. Absolutely superb.

Sumptuous production quality combined with real life feelings and heart. In my eyes a masterpiece I feel privileged to watch.

Hello Morten, I wanted to express my heartfelt appreciation for this video you have made. Your stunning photographs and video never fails to amaze me, but this particular video made me feel very emotional and truly connected with me. The way you captured the wildlife in their natural habitat was very moving. Thank you for your dedication to filming wildlife and bringing these moments to us. You are an absolute inspiration to us.

Wow Morten! This is in my opinion the best video on your channel! Such a nice storytelling! I‘m wondering if Norwegian and Danish people understand their languages 😅

@MortenHilmer

Жыл бұрын

I’m really glad you like this video. By far the hardest I’ve made so far. Translation is on the way.

@jenstybring

Жыл бұрын

Yes, the two languages are very similar and so is Swedish. No problems understanding each other.

@jenstybring

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Morten & Jostein❤

So, who/what was the murderer????

most beautiful documentary from this year.

This was better than watching a documentary and a fairytale together. Loved Every minute. Thank you !

Bread is bad for birds tho

@albertomontemurro3739

Жыл бұрын

Amy kind of food is bad! It’s altering a normal ecosystem flow. It’s disgusting to

@MrSnask

Жыл бұрын

Only bread is bad for birds :) it's mostly a problem for ducks and geese in urban environments where their diet mostly consists of it.

@danielweber3433

Жыл бұрын

This video is one of the nicest ones I have seen in a long time on KZread and the first comment I see is a negative one. Can't you just appreciate the wonderful work? These birds won't eat a ton of bread and develop type II diabetes.

@franciszekbera7784

Жыл бұрын

@@danielweber3433 Hi, I too am a fan of Morten's work but I don't like some things shown in this particular video. Yes you are probably right about the local birds not being harmed by these amounts but keep in mind that it looks like this bread luring technique is something very normal for the Host which might mean he's doing it on a regular basis. Another thing is as you pointed out this video is done very well which may attract lots of views. Many casuals will see supposed wildlife authority in Morten (which he's not, he's just a photographer) and then think it's ok to feed bread or other products meant for human consumption. Other part of Morten's vierws are wildlife photographers like myself who may then try tu lure birds into open areas with food. Even if it's not harmful for them, it may act as a trap for predators because it will not be secured properly as bird feeders are. Lastly I have to say that I don't speak their language and I still keep a hanging on to the slim chance that they called it "bread" because they didn't know better words for it and it is in fact something safe for birds to eat.

@danielweber3433

Жыл бұрын

@@franciszekbera7784 you have some very valid points that are totally understandable. I really didn't think that I would read something like this, because your first comment was so short and not presented with much background. If this would have been your initial comment, I would have agreed in large parts, if not all of it. Unfortunately the amount of people feeding bread to all kinds of birds is still really high and although Morten has a big audience it isn't as large as to change much about the problem. Hopefully he will get there with millions of followers!