Skomer Island Prt 1 Puffins, Ode to Pembrokeshire's Last Breeding Curlew & Manx Shearwater Recording

[@nanki63405]

Loved your video Rich. I have 2 days on Skomer to look forward to in May. Can't wait!

[@stephenelderphoto]

Well Rich, I just found your channel for the first time and this video was fab. Loved your shots of the Curlew and Puffins in particular and I immediately hit the ‘subscribe’ button. I so enjoyed this and I’m looking forward to your next video. Thanks!

[@walking-photographer]

Thank you for your kind comments and subscribing 🙏 glad you enjoyed the video

[@stesmith7373]

I've been lucky enough to visit Skomer on numerous occasions and it never fails to amaze me. Just love the place. Thanks for sharing your experience 😊 🙏

[@walking-photographer]

Yes, it’s really is breathtaking. Thanks for your comments 🙏

[@stesmith7373]

@@walking-photographer Have you managed to see the Short Eared Owls that breed on the island ?

[@walking-photographer]

@@stesmith7373 I did keep an eye out, and they had been spotted earlier in the year, but I didn't catch them during my visit

[@LudwigHohlwein1974]

Nice one. Never seen a Puffin yet. I'm going to have to make that trip. Cheers

[@walking-photographer]

Thank you, yes, do, you won’t regret it! Thanks 🙏

[@capturingnaturewithsandip]

Nice and beautiful video. Thanks for sharing. Big Like 32

[@walking-photographer]

Thank you 🙏

[@nanki63405]

What lenses would you recommend?

[@walking-photographer]

It depends on what camera you're using and what sort of photos you're hoping to take. I wish I had taken a 70-200mm with me, but probably 100-400 would be a really great lens for Skomer. Enjoy your trip!

[@nanki63405]

@@walking-photographer canon 90d . So APSC. My 150- 600 is just too unwieldy handheld. I was thinking 100-400mm would be good so thanks for your advice. 😊