Ooooh I love the closeups!

The fox was sunbathing and then you come and he thinks oeps a human i must gone. But you could have filmed it anyway.

Nice to see another English seaside town. It looks like a really nice place.

How beautiful! ❤

No, never seen these strange looking flies. They have strange heads indeed.

Sicus ferrugineus, is a member of the Canopidae, a sub family of the large order of insects known as Diptera or True Flies. Insects within this group are often referred to as Thick-headed flies because their heads are wider than their thorax. The adults feed on nectar from flowers and the females lay eggs in bees and wasps in which the larvae then feed, eventually causing death to their host.

I filmed a longer wandering video on this seaside and found lots more interesting things along the beach. You can see it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4XVoaWiecyErpY

Everything moves.

,,A solitary boat I ride"... Nice poem.

Wow! A fox out in the daytime.

Beautiful! ❤

Every flower is beautiful and the story was lovely. ❤

You have seen beautiful sightings. And also I enjoyed watching your video. The thin worm could be the tapeworm an the species Amphiporus , It is very similar to that because they are quite thin.But i do not for sure. I loved the shark egg. Think a seabirds have already pecked into it. That's a shame and sad then. Greetings Tine

They do like carrots but would have preferred some seeds or nuts from you by now. Or apples, pears and peaches. It was nice that one squirel did go and try. But they only like it when they can't find anything else and today when you were here they didn't like it at all. You saw one thinking "Don't you have anything but this on you?😊 It was a very nice video you made though. 👍🐿greetings Tine🐿

Fun! Some great finds there! I have never seen the egg cases at that stage

Absolutely beautiful ❤️

I really enjoy the closeups :)

Oh. It is so strange to see something like this!

They look so fluffy - the goslings!

Gah! So cute! I wish I could pet

I've never seen one out on the shore like this!

Aww, what a cute story! i liked the montage as well

What a beautiful story and so many beautiful flowers!

That was a nice story and liked all the flowers in the video.

They are beautiful.

Nice one and interesting information. I've only seen anemone for real in aquariums.

Sea anemones are fascinating marine animals known for their vibrant colours and flower-like appearance, often resembling underwater blossoms. They form symbiotic relationships with clownfish, providing them with protection in exchange for food and cleaning. Despite their plant-like appearance, sea anemones are carnivorous and use their tentacles to capture and paralyze prey with specialized stinging cells called nematocysts. Some species of sea anemones can live for decades, and they exhibit remarkable regenerative abilities, allowing them to recover from injuries and even reproduce through budding. They also play a vital role in marine ecosystems by contributing to the biodiversity and health of coral reefs.

The little cuties are back.😊 I'm glad the second one tried the carrot 🥕.

The coot mum had enough of naughty children.😅

So nice to see them again.

I have filmed a longer wandering video on this beach and encountered many other interesting creatures. You can see it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4XVoaWiecyErpY

Beautiful birds.

A squirrel. They are so cute. Great shots 💕💕💕

It's a beautiful sea side town. Glad to see it through your eyes. I liked the boat trip and the very blue sky.

The crocs are jazzing! Love it! 😊

Beautiful geese families.

Wonderful ducklings. 😊

I❤ ducks

So cute!

❤

Beautiful.

Nice. This makes me enjoy the rain.

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How nice.

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I don't think I've seen most of these insects before. The fox was cool.

Make sure to watch till the end to see the foxy encounter. 😊

So very beautiful 😍 😊❤

Preciosas imágenes y ambiente para relajarse, se agradece🙏. Gracias por compartir 5:54 👍.

Very nice encounter and I have had the pleasure to see these beautiful Adela reaumurella as well in the past. Thanks for the information too.