Another "real" wildlife-seeking vlog from Norfolk's finest! 👍👍👍

You deserve so much more attention! It's so nice to see wildlife videos showing nature that's not thousands of miles away from me!

@NaturallyCuriousUK

7 ай бұрын

Well said @keighlysoda - more wildlife that's not thousands of miles away from you on my channel too! - including some which also have Liam in them! 😉👍🙂

Another good video, I like your presentation style, talking to us rather than at us. Easy to watch and listen to. Thank you.

@AShotOfWildlife

7 ай бұрын

Thank you. I love making this style of video, its a lot more effort than the other format I make but I do have lots more lined up for the future so stay tuned for those. Cheers

Love your jokes. Your videos are always so interesting and informative. We get to see the lovely places you visit and a variety of birds and animals. Thank you Liam ❤

@AShotOfWildlife

7 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and commenting on every video I post. I really appreciate your support and will keep making these videos as long as people like you keep watching. Cheers!

The dad jokes are tremendous! Thank you for your beautiful, entertaining and informative videos ❤️🙏🏻❤️

You have got to be one of the hidden gems of KZread. I’d love to go on a wildlife walk with you and take in your extensive knowledge of the natural world as we went, but until I do I will just continue to be beguiled by the lovely Norfolk countryside in your excellent videos

Really love your videos. You bring such enthusiasm and your subject matter is great also. Thanks for promoting wildlife.❤

love these wildlife walk videos😁

@AShotOfWildlife

7 ай бұрын

Thank you. I enjoy making both these and the fact files and would do more if I had more spare time. The next wildlife walk which I've filmed already is really good, so keep an eye out for that in a week or so. Cheers

Such a relaxing video at just the right tempo.

Thank you , Liam. I always enjoy and learn soemthing from your videos!

always nice to see a new country path

The wee calf joke sounds much better in a Scottish accent Liam 🤣🤣🤣

I've only seen kingfishers a few times, but the rare times I have, it has been magical!

What a great adventure. i do enjoy wildlife photography/filming simply because you never know what might happen or if you will get the shot or not. being out in the wild is always a good day for me, getting the footage/images is the bonus - the cherry on top of the cake! i do enjoy your enthusiasm for being out and talking all things nature. inspiring because you also leave in telling us you missed a shot, that is so refreshing. great vlog

Another great vlog, Liam. ❤ the jokes! Despite the gloomy day, did well in what you saw! We'll see your kingfisher soon! Great to see the buzzard, kestrel and snipe. 👍

These walks are great for my head

Love watching your videos, thanks for taking us on the walk with you!

@AShotOfWildlife

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for coming along. I will keep making these videos as long as people like you keep watching (and commenting helps a bit too!) Cheers.

@A-Maria

7 ай бұрын

@@AShotOfWildlife no problem! I'm a huge nature lover myself, I actually spend a few hours a day with wildlife and your videos bring me a lot of joy!

Liam, I have to tell you I was once involved in a project to scare birds away from North Sea oil platforms were they cause great hazzards for the personnel who work there. My best suggestion was to point a camera or a pair of binoculars at them. You and I know this is the best method of getting any bird to take flight. 😂😂😂

Really enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing 😊

Brilliant, thank you. You don’t get this with Attenborough (all hail). If you were on the National Curriculum kids might walk round with their eyes open. (Yes, I’m a retired teacher!)

@AShotOfWildlife

7 ай бұрын

Thank you. I plan on taking this full time at some point soon, and when I do I will be adding school workshops into my weekly schedule (Filming Monday and Thursday, editing Friday and Tuesday and a school visit on Wednesdays) Fingers crossed that wont be too far in the future.

wow great video. I loved it

I love the chatty style of these videos, Liam! Wonderful footage of that perching kestrel... and through the heat-seeking camera it looked like those rabbits had Ready Brek for breakfast!

Thanks, Liam. A lovely walk even though you didn't spot any Little Owls or kingfishers.

Your wildlife videos are amazing.

Great video as always, thank u 😊

Loving the Dad jokes

@AShotOfWildlife

7 ай бұрын

Cheers!

Thank you.

A delightful video Liam ☺️ I like your humour again ! Dad jokes are great. That shoal of fish, I reckon there were some Dace in there to, nice to see a Buzzard, another favourite bird of mine. I found a dead squirrel today and put it in a fence post , and within 5 minutes a Buzzard took it! Owl be back & Mums at work or maybe she’s got a week calf!😂 that’s a corker of a joke! 😁👍

@Compo67

7 ай бұрын

I bet the world sniper originated from the snipe bird due to its stealth camouflage!

Maybe I'm being fanciful, but whenever I'm lucky enough to see a heron flying overhead, something about them reminds me of pterodactyls, and for a moment I can imagine I'm in Jurassic Park.

Nice work Liam, always interesting.

Saw my first kingfisher the other day after hearing your tips on where to look - cheers!

This is great! Norfolk is SUCH a lovely county, so rich in wildlife habitats. We in that lardy London are envious of you, we seem to have lost our mandarin ducks, now, you may say, "why should you, in that lardy London, deserve to have mandarin ducks, whilst all we've got are Chinese water deer, kingfishers" and so on and so forth, but we DID have the above species, and now we don't, I think.. Nice one Liam. 😁⭐👍

Great video. Keep up the good work.

Always pleased to get a notification of a new video from you! They never disappoint, and even though it looked a bit of a gloomy day, it was still good to see what you could find!

Great video, keep up the good work 😊

Wow what a surprise I thought Herons only lived off of the fish in my pond.(the amount that goes missing I think I'm feeding dozens) Small wildlife? Amazing. We have Buzzards and Monkjacs at Crickley Hill Gloucestershire. I remember the culling of Rabbits in 1950s because of Myxomatosis. Oh my gosh those jokes were really cringeworthy. You are going to make a great dad.❤❤❤ Thought you would use your thermal scope again. Look like a great piece of kit.

Hi Liam love this video you’re jokes are getting better slowly love the wildlife that one of the kestrel on the branch was amazing keep up with your brilliant work and videos Bernard

Yet again superb video Liam. Great to see the snipe and very well captured on your camera! Thanks and look forward to more 😉

Great video! 👍

Hi Liam talking about owl my brother saw an huge owl near our house he recorded an Euroasian owl great looking bird.

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Thought the heron at the start was a photo until the grass moved! And absolutely re not seeing things when have camera. I've seen some cool stuff when have binos though. But best always when neither!

Lovely to see you again! The knitting you are both working on is great! I have a year long blanket project I am working on (My Favourite Blanket by Kay from the Bakery Bears podcast). As well as a couple of other thongs. I usually knit most of the year, but the yarn changes with the seasons. This year I discovered linen yarn and have knitted several tee tops from ot. You can, I have found, knit with ot on the warmest of days

@AShotOfWildlife

7 ай бұрын

I suspect you have accidentally commented on the wrong video here.

I was just today commenting on a fishing video (also from Britain) on how difficult I find to video or even photograph a Kingfisher. They're so fast to run away almost as soon as they spot me. And of course, on one occasion I didn't have my camera ready, it was bathing and even caught a fish 5-10 meters away from me, closest I've ever seen it.

@stuross8190

7 ай бұрын

I have had similar difficulties getting a decent picture of a Kingfisher. One way that has worked for me is to find a likely overhanging branch and then set myself low on the bank with as much camo netting over myself and the camera as possible. The more comfy and camoflaged the better as sitting for a while in the same spot isn't always easy..Having the sun behind you is helpful for a better picture too :)

@kubotwostringz7040

7 ай бұрын

​@@stuross8190 😀 I have not yet become that dedicated (camo netting)... The thing is, most of my bird photography near the river, I'm with my doggo. Even when she's not scaring the wildlife (intentionally or unintentionally), a big part of my focus goes on her. I like what you wrote btw, sound advices 👍

I think you should do a livestream of a walk one day

Beautiful shots as always. 4:55 Do I see a rabbit by those logs or is it something else that just looks like one?

@AShotOfWildlife

6 ай бұрын

It is indeed a rabbit. I didnt see it whist filming or editing but can see it now, well spotted!

Tip for the Kingfishers, Use the Pole across / over the water then wait. A new pole to a Kingfisher is candy to them... they want to try them to see how well they work.

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Have you done any videos at rutland water nature reserve? Is amazing there

@AShotOfWildlife

6 ай бұрын

I havent yet, I was really close last year but didnt realise until I had came home! Definitely one for next year!

Hello I am Dhananjay from INDIA🇮🇳 I have a question, are your videos copyright free and after editing can I use them on my channel? 🆕 I am new on KZread But want to do something Where to find more copyright free videos! 😊 Please reply and help me Thank You

@AShotOfWildlife

7 ай бұрын

Hello. Most of the videos are copyright free, and you are free to use footage from this one too if you would like... but do not just download it and reupload it without adding anything- That will not help your channel grow and is too lazy. When you search for videos in the youtube search bar, you can add a filter to only show Creative Commons videos. The condition of using them videos is that you need to put a link to the original in any video you use it ins description.

@dstdiscovery

7 ай бұрын

I am a poor family boy I don't have camera or any other material for recording 👍 so I want to use your videos I am very grateful for your support 🙏

I'm your subscriber and 🥸🥸watching your vids nearly a year now and I just noticed with this video that your white balance in your camera is a bit misaligned. Try it on auto setting,if problem persist you need to set it manually with a white sheet.

@AShotOfWildlife

7 ай бұрын

Thank you. I did notice this whilst editing, I think it is on auto but will see if I can get it to be more matched to the white balance on the gopro. Cheers!

@attilathehun1107

7 ай бұрын

No worries mate. Happy to help.@@AShotOfWildlife

if that's a chalk stream then it's in dire straights! it shouldn't be all cloudy with all that muck on the bottom

Ah well, can’t win ‘em all.

Can't place your accent is it North Norfolk?

@AShotOfWildlife

6 ай бұрын

Its a bit of a mix. I have spent some time in Bedfordshire, Great yarmouth, Cambridge and Norwich. I speak to a lot of people though so my accent is constantly evolving I think.

I really enjoyed this video. Beautiful area that we were visiting today. I appreciate you showing the success and failures of filming. You did a great job and it was interesting. I even liked the dad jokes, lol. Thanks for an another enjoyable video. It’s much more peaceful when you’re by yourself and we’re more focused on the surroundings, I prefer that. Thanks!