Rewilding a Meadow. A cinematic film celebrating the biodiversity supported by a small wild meadow.

June and July are the months that are most active in the meadow. The buttercups are nearly over but the grasses are at their absolute best. The different varieties create the most amazing textures and in the breeze the movement of all the different seed heads produces a mesmerising performance. Insects thrive in the long grasses and on the different flowers around the field margins, birds and mammals populate the trees and overgrown hedgerows each depending another to survive.
Observing the meadow throughout the year I become acutely aware of the often minute interactions between all creatures and plants, the interactions are endless and all are vital to a natural balance.
Towards the end of July we cut the grass for hay which allows seeds to fall and germinate. Some ares are left uncut and it's interesting to see how differently these develop, the grasses grow in a more "tufty" fashion, straight away trees begin to appear and invasive hedgerow plants such as blackthorn take advantage of the uncut areas, quickly forming dense thickets.
Anyway, I could waffle on for ages about this but I don't want to bore you!
Music is "Haze" by The Boughs, you can listen to this and more on Spotify and all major streaming platforms.
Most of this video was shot on Fujifilm XH2S with Fuji lenses. Drone shots on DJI Mavic 3 Pro.
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