Finding RARE WILDLIFE using my SECRET WEAPON!

[@AShotOfWildlife]

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[@williamrobinson7435]

Lovely! It wasn't until I started watching your films that I became aware of the Chinese water deer, a sweet species indeed. Q; What do bitterns say when you tell them jokes? A; "Boom boom!".. Sorry about that 🤣.. Nice one Liam! 🌟👍

[@Navaconeill7454]

Cranes and Chinese Water Deer - lovely to see. And looking forward to more thermal imaging wildlife shots - thanks.

[@davidrobinson4553]

A life changing accident has left me unable to get out and about, your doing an excellent job as the next best thing, It was great to see the Mistle Thrush... Thank You 👍😁

[@bernardshieldstysonfive1009]

Hi Liam brilliant video again loved the wildlife you captured on your camera and loved how excited you get when you’re out filming keep up with your brilliant work and videos Bernard

[@CuriousParrot]

Your keen observations on mute swans and cranes, alongside your insights on the endangered status of Chinese water deer, bring attention to the vital role we play in conservation. Looking forward to your next wildlife exploration!

[@tonybambridge3667]

Starring stuff; with an excellent commentary. Thanks very much

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Thank you Tony!

[@petelumley1578]

Nice one Liam, I would love to see more footage of the water deer

[@brentnearhood8874]

Thanks! Liam 🦌🦢🪶🐇🐰

[@janiedunn637]

❤watching this 👍🏻

[@alanjust]

Great footage of the cranes Liam. Well done as ever!

[@gillianbc]

I had no idea that we had cranes in the UK. How exciting to see them on your film. How much bigger are they compared to herons?

[@Alan.92n]

Good video as always Liam, and seeing other wildlife, while looking for the cranes, is always a bonus! Particularly enjoyed the shots of the hare and the Chinese water deer! Nice one Liam!

[@celestenova777]

Great video, the cranes are such beautiful birds. Look forward to more thermal imaging. Thanks for your work, always a joy to watch🦤

[@philiptaylor7902]

Incredible to see cranes in the UK again. Nice one Liam.

[@Compo67]

I like the adventurous aspect of your videos Liam… the introduction of the thermal scope really adds to this. Hopefully we will get to see more thermal scope coverage , late evening coverage would be really exciting. Well done on your 💯 hit rate on spotting target animals. Hope your luck 🍀 continues . It’s great for us 👍😊

[@larsmathiesen]

Hi Liam - I love your videos. I live on the island of Bornholm in Denmark. You may have heard about it when someone decided to blow the two Nordstream pipe lines. I see always see cranes on my 3-acre field every year when they arrive in the spring. There is a small forest lake and wet area not far from my house where a couple of cranes nest every year. I never go there in the nesting season so as to not disturb them. They are pretty skittish birds. A couple of times over the years, I have been lucky to see them leaving the nest with their chicks always in a row headed up by papasan, then the chicks followed at the rear by mamasan. I think that they are looking for open country or fields without tall trees so the chicks do not have an accident when taking to their first flights.

[@kss987]

That someone was the UK and US

[@keithedmunds7536]

exellent video nice selection of wildlife thanks for sharing

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Thanks Keith!

[@kevinmarten292]

I really enjoy your enthusiasm towards discovering and sharing new footage of certain animals in their natural habitats. When I visited Strumpshaw Fen, I was unaware that we had cranes or Chinese deer in the area. Great video as usual!

[@tamjammy4461]

Great views of the cranes and water dear , as well as the rabbits. You'll get your crane chick one day....or at least have a great time trying. Keep the videos coming. Love them

[@MKChase-uj9vx]

I know it's probably not your thing, but those of us that hunt have been using thermal for several years now and it'sa real game changer. Hic make some cracking thermal spotters and rifle scopes. I'm more of a 'Pulsar' fan to me honest, but Hic are very good, as are some of the other newcomers onto the thermal market.

[@donnaml8776]

That’s a really cool infrared lens. Looking forward to seeing more as you use it. Looking forward to your next video. 😃 Have a great weekend!

[@Bertil_Lundin]

Great video Liam! Nice captures. Sorry you didn't see the Crane chicks. Greetings and have a nice week! // Bertil.

[@entropy444]

great to see liam. has me looking forward to our next excursion!

[@nickwebb9290]

Another excellent, very watchable video Liam👍 and you’re right a tripod and less digital zoom will improve your thermal footage no end. Looking forward to your next one 😁

[@XtraOrdinar-y]

Can’t wait to watch it. I went to the Forest of Dean last week and I saw boar, muntjac and newts

[@janclark1894]

Thanks for the video, really enjoyed it. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@patricianunes3521]

Another great video Liam

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Thank you!

[@martyndormer]

Absolutely lovely. I am fond of hares, which are not common here in Bath. Keep up the good work.

[@Eye_Exist]

your style is simply amazing, i fell in love instantly.

[@williamhector6863]

I also found information about the cranes interesting. I never knew that man has dominated animals not only in this country but in others unfortunate, but still there are amazing sites to see. thank you once again.

[@ianpaulgamble2002]

Fantastic, Cranes in the UK is something I didn’t know about, Great stuff

[@whitecloudmountainminnowpr6353]

Another great video

[@markoarkaina8656]

Liam, with your knack of spotting something every time you go looking for it I wouldn't be surprised if you found a crocodile just chilling out in Norfolk.

[@34outdoor]

ohh Fancy, it will like you said at least make spotting much easier. Curious to see the next results after these lessons learned. Thanks for the video, i've enjoyed watching it as always.

[@jillatherton4660]

👍

[@AShotOfWildlife]

Thanks Jill!

[@Calvin.The.Unfindable]

another brilliant video - i especially have a soft spot for the european rabbits.. the that shot of the hare - epic. that is a very interesting bit of kit you got - the infrared. getting near gear can be a daunting learning curve. i really enjoyed watching your day out exploring. enjoy the rest of your weekend. catch you soon :)

[@angelalayton1655]

Lovely video ❤

[@alexanderharrison6027]

Wow I never knew rabbits could have so many young in one season

[@flobbertop4278]

I know this is about the cranes, but thank you for the hare and cow shots!

[@HelenaMikas]

A great video Liam .OK you didn't see the chick .There will be more .Not sure I like the thermal imaging device .You are an animal lover but wise enough to know some are anything but ..Cranes are wonderful and always great to see them dancing .Nice work ..Wildlife does need some place to hide so 👍👏🏻👋🏻for you and a terrific video but not for the device .. Thanks and have a great week .....

[@Spangletiger]

"...A Chinese Water Deer. Although the can and, sometimes do swim..." From China to East Anglia, that''s a long way to swim...

[@i_am_x_wild]

Good stuff man. So much biodiversity there

[@williamhector6863]

Hi Liam, lovely to see the videos yet again I really do enjoy them over here, we do have quite a lot of golden hair. which are really quite a big animal I’d love to get footage of them myself one day. Also, I’ve always been interested in the infrared scope so please keep us informed of how you found this one because there is a real chance I may investing one. Many thanks. Keep up the good work. William

[@charlesmckenna712]

Hi I'm living at the moment in Spain where I seen lots lots of stokes a while back being born well I'm in Cadiz I hope you find what you're looking for and you're definitely on the because I'm listening in Spain left the loose now take care you are I watch iron Me

[@avrilwilkinson21]

Great stuff Liam, love your videos. The thermal imaging kit will be great when you really get into it...can it help see bat activity at night or are they too fast/small for it to show much detail? Interesting...

[@peterosborne9802]

As always we thoroughly enjoy watching your video's, i notice or am i wrong that the thermal image camera is not the only thing that you have got. How about a video on the video gear you use. 👍

[@PaIaeoCIive1684]

Would using the thermal camera by night - in the same manner as an infra-red device -make it more effective in spotting birds and mammals? We used an early thermal imager at university in the 90's in a wood at a badger's sett location. Only managed to see the mating ritual of a pair of young men that night!

[@missapippin9020]

Another great video Liam. Sorry to ask but is there a problem with myxomatosis or calicivirus in rabbits and hares in the UK. Because they are an introduced species here in Australia they are trying to eradicate them in the wild Horrible diseases.

[@TimayasRjasu]

Brave man 89

[@keloconnor1719]

Hi guys, can anyone recommend 1) a camera for inside a nestbox. There’s too many to choose from and I don’t know where to start! 2) binoculars for birdwatching, again lots to choose from but I’m new and don’t really know what to look for. Thank you

[@cvgthedaydreamfairygirl8092]

Seeing wild animals in the middle of a field with nowhere to go back to must be a bit nerve racking. But Liam handles these things really well.

[@sharpiemcsharp]

So first

[@XtraOrdinar-y]

Not quite