Bij de zeldzaamhedenupdates stonden ze er standaard bij. Al mijn videos maak ik namelijk zowel in het engels als nederlands. In de avonturenvideos had ik alleen de engelse naam in de engelse video en nederlandse naam in de nederlandse video. (Die staan op het kanaal: vogels van nederland). Maar aangezien toch meerdere mensen vragen om ook de nederlandse vogelnaam op mijn engelse kanaal zal ik het in vervolg in elke video doen.

Thank you :)

Wow. Which 4 species?

@TheDutchBirder the eider, the diver, the scaup and the teal😊

You have to ask me :p you have to be a dutch resident though. If so then send me an email to the adress in the description. If you are living abroad than wait a little while because I am working on something

Thanx. If it can here it can also happen in sweden someday!

@@TheDutchBirder aperently a lot of the ejders that over winter in the neterlands do migrate into the baltic sea so there is some hope

Yeah I don't disagree. Although sometimes it seems that mega's clump together and then there is a long time of nothingness

@@TheDutchBirder yeah that's how December felt with the bad weather

Horus Swift and Dark-sided Flycatcher have even been rarer in Europe.

@TheJacksnipe true, there are more species on the Dutch list that in absolute numbers are maybe rarer in a northwest European context, but most of them are a lot easier to see in the world. Future will tell if we get more spectacles eiders here or more african swifts...

Yeah a convertor is also what I'm saving up for. Although at this moment my first priority would be a heat image scope

Yes true I forgot to tell about it. Also it doesn't have bird eye autofocus. But I haven't compared both systems so the AF could work equaly good in the field. Also the a6700 has a higher pixel density. 6k on a crop sensor vs 6k on a full frame sensor. For filming wildlife I prefer the extra crop above the ability to film full frame.

Dat lijkt me een zilvermeeuw. Die heb ik inmiddels in een andere aflevering al gefilmd 😊

Thanks!

Hee! Ik heb ook een Nederlands kanaal waar dezelfde video's volledig in het Nederlands op komen: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2mnoKmOaLF7kM0si=ao4i-YKwHUdd1dqW

Leica apo televid 82 met 25-50x wide oculair

Should give you great results!

Yeah it workes great ^-^ also love the very short throw on it.

It was countable for some years based on the fact that a Canada Goose ringed in Amerika had turned up in Europe. So the argument at that time was that we couldn't exclude a true wild Canada Goose in the Netherlands, but that decission has been overturned.

@TheDutchBirder interesting so they are now in category c or how does it exactly work since we have a few thousand breeding pairs

@just_like_a_dodo7018 yes, although the Dutch list doesn't officialy contain c catagory species yet. This will chance in the upcoming future when we will also switch to a national list with catagories a,b,c,d and e

Thanx! Good to have people from different countries!

Haha no problem ^-^ Are you coming to the Netherlands for it or are you just hoping to see it in sweden sometime?

@@TheDutchBirder I am waiting for it to come to Sweden. But I might get a heart attack if an alarm comes on that bird (I live far away from the ocean, will be many hours filled with severe anxiety before I get to the location). That bird is seriously cool stuff, I have not even been dreaming about it, since I thought it was close to zero chance to even get a shot at it. I think that would even be better than the Siberian Rubythroat, that was a dream bird for many years. Fortunately that dream came true. Anyway, I am looking forward to your next video so I can enjoy delicious footage of that spectacled thing :). It will feel like butter to my soul just seeing it on screen ☺

You're welcome ^-^

Morning ^-^

Yeah that's for sure. Feels like 2010 when in January we had our first Oriëntal Turtle Dove and first twitchable Baltimore Oriole.

Dankje!

Yes and also so soon in the year allready ^-^

Yes I will from episode 4 or 5 onwards

thnx for your reaction

Epsiode 4 has been edited and the names have been add on. It will go live monday 19.00 cest :)

Thank u ^-^

Well for a migratory species I doubt there could be any left. Maybe if there is a relict population of non migratory birds left than maybe, but if so that would be a true miracle. And the habitats need to be protected regardless

@@TheDutchBirder Thank you for your answer. For a bird with known migratory path it seems unlikely indeed but i have heard some birds started stopping migrating like they used to (mostly due to climate change). The 2001 sighting in Hungary seemed legit and it was not a known habitat range... Siberia is also a very large place. I'm praying the species is hanging out somewhere.

541 accepted. This would be 542, but there are some species currently being reviewed which have been seen earliër: Allen's Gallinule, Yellow-billed Kite and Pechora Pipit. But for all three there is a good chance they will be rejected.

@TheDutchBirder If all the species being reviewed get accepted Finland will have 495 species. In 2024 we got 4 new species and in 2023 3. Dont know if the bonapartes gull will be accepted, but the others are likely to be accepted in my eyes. Maybe well get to 500 soon😉

Yeah I don't have any footage of a Red Phalarope in winter plumage alone. I only have this shit with both a red-necked and red phalarope together :p and yes the diver is a pacific diver

Leuk dat je volgt! Als je eens een vraag hebt hoor ik het graag!

Yeah it's cool to see multiple birdtubers do these challenges! Ah well, I stayed dry in my car and got a cool species, so can't complain

Thank you!

Yeah this setup has so much more potential then my previous setup from the stone age :P Although for some reason it didn't autofocus on the flying rough-legged normally it is very good! Quality is also so much better, so I'm able to crop more if necessary. And I loooove the zoom. Makes it much easier to track a bird and get shots with different perspectives!

Thanx a lot!

I believe they are considered a different subspecies. In contrary to the european subspecies the hawks can also have a dark morph I heared. Would love to see you get one soon!

Er kan natuurlijk altijd nog wat komen of ergen nog een onontdekte vogel rondhangen. We zullen zien wat de rest van de winter brengt

Thank you ^-^

Mooi dat je het leuk vond en zo je reiger hebt kunnen determineren! Grote Zilverreigers zijn tegenwoordig vrij algemene wintervogels en ze kunnen over opduiken, maar midden in een stad heb ik ze nog niet vaak gezien!

Didn't you have a Taiga Flycatcher there or am I confusing counties now? :p

@TheDutchBirder Yeah it was in Helsinki, but that was almost a month ago (didnt even get to see it), but other than that the best sighting since the end of november was probably a common sandpiper a week ago. Up here in central finland even more quiet, other than fieldfares and waxwings nothing here.

@sampp44 Taiga Flycatcher would be a new species for the Netherlands so I would get very excited, even if it was the only rare bird for the entire winter. Is this year more quiet than other years?

​@@TheDutchBirderIt was the 2nd one for Finland. The bufflehead and black winged kite would be 1st for Finland and the lesser scaup would be second. And I dont think there have ever been any twitchable storm-petrels. But maybe youre right, the winter here is just so long. There likely wont be many rarities found until the end of march. I definitely feel like there have been less minor rarities than usually.

I've been to Fuerteventura in june 2017. Saw all targets except the tropic bird, because I was unaware they were breeding there. It was before I started filming birds however.

Mostly grey and drizzle. Around 5 degrees c