Northern Gannets

Follow Northern Gannets as they soar above some of the most exposed cliffs and islands around Britain. This is the story of their lives and the behaviours that help them survive.
Written, Produced, Filmed and Edited by Gavin Shand
Narrated by Nigel Rowand

[@scottthomson4638]

Hi Gavin. Your video is excellent, really well made. I work for the Scottish Seabird Centre and was wondering if you would let us play your video in our small widlife theatre during the day so that the public can see it? It is a good educational piece. Would you allow this? If so please let me know, if not then no worries and thanks for making this video!

[@JM-xk3xs]

Fascinating video. Where do they migrate to? And where can we find more information about the three calls or sounds you mention?

[@gatessutherland8227]

It's hard being a step child

[@duncannjuguna8225]

Are they edible, kinda full protein source

[@ronlisk1911]

The baby gannet (guga) is considered a delicacy and is still harvested annually on Sulasgeir in the Western Isles, Scotland. (See gugahunters Sulasgeir on KZbin.).

[@coppeen]

Lovely pictures but you speak too fast and very difficult to hear what you say. Pity.

[@yavonae]

Researchers designed bionic gannets. See JW org