@@lottafjeldsa7158 Tack så mycket Lotta👍😀

Thank you very much Gavin. It was interesting to hear that your lens is hunting and I am curious about what camera you use.

@MikSwePhoto hi, thanks for the reply. I use a Canon R7. The hunting isn't bad and isn't a regular occurance. Any focus hunting tends to be small objects in the white sky in darker cloud conditions on the R7. Otherwise the sutofocus works great and I find the results are pretty sharp and clear. Thanks

@@gavinBsussex Thanks for the information Gavin 👍

@@xana7196 Thank you very much Xana 👍😀

@@bolleolympus Stort tack 👍😀

@@GeoffCooper Thank you Geoff 👍😊. It was a bit disapponting that they didn't came closer during the day, but it was late in the season so it was a long shot. Still happy that I brought my trailcameras 🙂

@@deerohdeer8000 Thank you very much👍😊 Fieldcraft paired with some luck and backed up with trailcameras should do the trick 😉

@@xana7196 Thank you Xana 👍😊, next time I hope to see them while it is daylight outside 😄

@@xana7196 you are absolutely correct, I am always listening on birds that are stating to call out or if ghey sometimes gets quiet. Then it is time to get focused 🙂

@@andrewmcfarlane8271 Thank you Andrew, I am fine and hope you are too 👍😊.

Thank you Xana, I appreciate your kind words 👍😊, It feels good to be able to share my videos again🙂

Thank you Geoff 👍😊and I totally agree with you there. The only time I use a beanbag is when using my car. It sits either on my opened window or on my roof with me standing behind the car. Otherwise I use the smaller tripod.

Thank you so very much Andrew, I really appreciate your greetings 👍😊

I know that feeling all too well 😆 That first climb is the worst, so I stop and rest as much as I can to avoid getting all sweaty and tired 😀

Thank you very much👍😊 and you are quite right - Owls are great to watch 😃

@@MikSwePhoto This year i got my first images of owls (Short-eared Owl and Ural owl). Unfortunately we have nearly nonexistent population of Eurasian eagle-owls and Great grey owls in Estonia. Thus i probably have to rent a photo-hide in Sweden or Finland to get those images. Do you have any recommendations of such photo-tourism hides in Sweden?

@@loodusfoto3099 Owls are one of my favouritebirds but they are rather hard to find. I have no experience of a birdhide for owls in Sweden but I think there are some located in the middle part. For eagles there are a couple of hides. I know that there are some birdhides in Finland for owls. If you go to my webpage and use the contactform I wil get back to you with more info later on.

Thank you Helen 🙂

Thank you for your comment. I often mention the species I am showing but that can be a good idea to post the name along with the video. I have not found a way to edit already uploaded videos so for now they will be as they are.

@@MikSwePhoto Telling us....bringing us into the life of what is there...your voice...your identifying and being interested...excited about what YOU are showing us...that is what draws many....pls think about it...I say this because you have a gift here...in you and in what we get to see through your eyes... Tell us....and be sure we are introduced to the wildlife we see.... I have several truly Professional Wildlife & Nature photographer friends...published authors..FB presenters...daily of their trips, shots...images and their sharing of their adventures....desiring most to have us walk into the life they love...so we will love all that is there..as well. Without caring identification.....it's but a moment of beauty...for many. I look forward to the development of your gifting and..I thank you for all you have done...and share.

@@vitazgal9933 Thank you for your comment. Narrating the videos is very important, but I am just a one man show and this is mere a hobby for me, doing and sharing my trips on my spare time, hoping to inspire others to go out in nature. I hope you can enjoy the videos even if the quality is up to professional grade.🙂

Tack så mycket Mikael👍. När videon spelades in så var det enklare att ta sig in på Dovrefjell. Nuförtiden är det mer reglerat och krävande. Men det är värt det varje gång man ser dessa djur 🙂

Thank you Marek 👍. Moose is a really impressive animal especially when you get close to them. Luckily they are often spotted up in the nordic countries 😀

Thank you so very much 🙂👍

Thank you Tom👍, It is always nice when the kingfisher appears 🙂

Thank you very much Joe 👍😊 Eagles are truly majestic when one see them up close and getting to photograph them like this is a real treat 🙂

Thank you so very much. At this place I didn,t see any gators at all and the surrounding ground is very open so it is easy to spot them. But in other places in Florida one has to have an eye out for possible gators especially if one is close to the water. At Circle B Bar I do not like to walk along some trails when the light is fading because of the many alligators that are in that area. If I have a person with me I use that person as a lookout and can get closer to the water. I have only seen crocodiles in the south of everglades so I think the risk of bumping in to one in other locations is really slim.

Tack så mycket 👍😊Ja det stämmer, den lockade till sig en massa skådare och jag råkade vara där då 🙂

These bear are living free and wild in the no-mans-land between Finland and Russia. Bear hide operators put out some small amount of meat which attracts the wild bears.

Thank very you Michelle👍😊, interesting point you have there, Is it the face or is it because it seems to move slow and graceful?

Thank you so much Mary 👍😊, I would like to film the nocturnal owls as well but it is very difficult due to the lack of light 😊

I hope your lucky and have the opportunity to record nocturnal owls as well! I'll be waiting for it!! You have all my support 😊😊 from Barcelona, Spain ❤❤

@@marypaintscrossbow5654 If I find them, they will be published here ;-) Thanks once again for your support 👍

Yes, my heart broke when I saw the video the first time. I am not sure if it is a bird or if it is the roedeer that makes the crying sound.

Absolut 😁

Så trevligt, då bytte jag konto så du hamnar rätt för mig, men jag följder dig med båda så du får fler :) Bra jobbat🔥

@@ulflundh_birdsandnature Tack så mycket Ulf, det var snällt av dig. 👍👍

Thank you Terry 👍😊 Good surprises is always welcome 😁

Thank you so much Xana 👍😊 and you are quite right. The coastal fields are riddled with these birds singing from early spring to late autumn. 😃

@@MikSwePhoto I am so much familiar with this sound cos our stepes are full of sky larks. Love their joyful song!

@@xana7196 It is a very welcome sound in the spring but as a videographer I wish they were not so loud since the song stick out in the background in every video 😁

Tack så mycket 👍😊

Thank you very much 👍😊 This year has been lots of no sightings so this one was very welcome 😉

Many thanks for your kind words Andrew 👍😊

Thank you very much Joako 👍😊 The roadrunner is a quite cool bird to watch, hope to meet him again sometime.

Thank you so much Andrew 👍😊

Thank you Terry 👍😊. I quite agree with you there, it just looks like a constant work to get food on the table. Still, I got some clips from young foxes playing in the garden one night, that I will show in the future 😉

Thank you Xana 👍😊My trailcams has relly been an eye opener for my regarding what wildlife moves in my garden. Oh and welcome back 🙂

Thank you👍. Now you know what to look for😉

Well, that happens alot to me also 😁 Glad you like the video 👍😊

Thank you Ryan, I appreciate your comment 👍 Fort Myers is one of my bases when travelling i Florida really close to a lot of the nice spots I used to visit. Sorry for the late reply, I take it you had a nice trip to CS 😉

Thanks a lot Geoff 👍🙂, I hope you made a video for us to watch later on 😉

@@MikSwePhoto there won't be a vlog from that trip but I may have enough video for a 'short'... and there are at least two longer vlogs already in the pipeline :)

@@GeoffCooper Looking forward to those then 👍🙂

Du är allt för snäll Andy, tack så mycket👍☺. Du får hänga på någon gång framöver så går det nog över 😉

@@MikSwePhoto haha, hade varit kul! :D

Thank you, I appreciate it 👍🙂

Thank you Terry, it really was a treat when they came so close, didn't expect that 🙂

Thank you Andrew I appreciate your coment 👍🙂

Thank you very much David. These beavers live close to people so they are more forgiving when people are around. It could be more difficult in less populated areas. They have relativey poor eyesight but a sensitive nose. So stay quite and out of the wind is a good start. You could also try to lure them in with some apples or some juicy twigs. I wish you good luck in Scotland and why not let me know how it went 🙂

Thanks a lot Andrew, it is always inspiring hearing others enjoying my videos 👍 and I wish I had more time right now to be out and taking pictures and doing some videos.

Thanks Frank, I appreciate it 😊👍

Thanks a lot Gitte 👍🤗

Wakodahatchee is really a nice place but as I wildlife photographer I often show the wildlife more than the nature, I hope you understand that.