WADERS (shorebirds). Flock of birds in autumn

Shorebirds or waders. Birds in the autumn.
Species:
00:01 - Spotted Redshank / Tringa erythropus
01:11 - Black-headed Gull / Larus ridibundus
01:32 - Mew (Common) Gull / Larus canus
01:53 - Northern Lapwing / Vanellus vanellus
02:15 - Чернозобик / Dunlin / Calidris alpina
03:04 - White Wagtail / Motacilla alba
03:43 - Wood Sandpiper / Tringa glareola
05:38 - Mallard / Anas platyrhynchos
06:37 - Curlew / Numenius arquata
07:08 - Little Grebe / Tachybaptus ruficollis
07:23 - Green Sandpiper / Tringa ochropus
08:45 - Meadow Pipit / Anthus pratensis
10:13 - Common Greenshank / Tringa nebularia
11:46 - Great Cormorant / Phalacrocorax carbo
12:03 - Ruff / Philomachus pugnax
12:20 - Western Yellow Wagtail / Motacilla flava
12:40 - Little Stint / Calidris minuta
13:23 - Little Ringed Plover / Charadrius dubius
13:36 - Teal / Anas crecca
14:10 - Common Snipe / Gallinago gallinago

[@davidbusa4340]

This video is top👍👍👍

[@dianestiner8602]

Amazing birds amazing place amazing video. Marveleous living Planet !. Thank you 🙏

[@normanzjames]

Great footage!

[@sulawesipitta]

Amazing video. Its amazing how you can manage to capture in very close distance. Thank you for sharing.

[@alonzo76]

Very pretty recordings! Picture, light and sound are great! And of course the birds 🥰

[@alpa965]

Спасибо Вам большое за ваш труд. Смотрим всей семьей.

[@nikolayvekov3671]

Браво Димитрий!Изключително добър филм си направил!

[@user-gb1sw8kj8p]

Очень красочно и интересно!!!

[@opensecret51]

Wonderful ..enjoyed every minute ♥.....thank you very much Dimitry !

[@jenyk245]

Очень понравилось!

[@violina48]

Stunning recordings! love it very much!

[@lesrekaioblaka]

Так красочно и красиво, что ассоциация возникла с видео про рыб около коралловых рифов или про райских птиц. Любо. Благодарю.

[@lentavahollantilainen7088]

Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮

[@svetaslesar2589]

Очень люблю птиц спасибо за видео

[@lucieni]

Beautiful..x

[@christinabegley5532]

I absolutely love your filming techniques from the gorgeous settings to Natural lighting to the color brilliance; the ground level view and your single subject focus. Visually stunning- outstounding work! Wow

[@eaglesong9919]

An outstanding beautiful piece, enjoyed your wonderful capture, Wishing you peace and harmony in your life today and always. ♥♥ ~ Maggie ~ ♥♥

[@MrMartinnJ]

I can watch your videos all day long these winter months; when the weather is not suitable for birdwatching. I am particularly fond of them because you not only capture beautifully the very rare species (although Belarus in this respect is a paradise as you show) but also the very common ones. You never betray the true beauty of your subject by only going for the recording of sensational behaviour and yet the patience of your observations shines through all of them. Also the sounds; the calls or singing of the birds and the absence of silly music to go with your stunning images makes me coming back to your channel constantly. Thanks a lot.

[@novoklimov]

Великолепно!

[@bogdanlacatus3883]

Muy bonito!!!! Muy buenos vídeos! Saludos desde España!

[@indyreno2933]

A shorebird is any bird that belongs to the order Charadriiformes, whilst shorebirds of the families Turnicidae (Buttonquails), Pedionomidae (Plains Wanderer), Thinocoridae (Seedsnipes), Rostratulidae (Painted Snipes), Jacanidae (Jacanas), Scolopacidae (Snipes, Sandpipers, Curlews, Godwits, Woodcocks, Dowitchers, Phalaropes, Shanks, Tattlers, Turnstones, Knots, Stints, Dunlin, Ruff, and Surfbird), Charadriidae (Plovers and Lapwings), Pluvianellidae (Magellanic Plover), Recurvirostridae (Avocets and Stilts), Ibidorhynchidae (Ibisbill), Haematopodidae (Oystercatchers), Burhinidae (Stone-Curlews), Chionididae (Sheathbills), Glareolidae (Pratincoles and Coursers), Dromadidae (Crab Plover), Pluvianidae (Crocodile Bird) are collectively known as waders, additionally waders are a paraphyletic group as the latter five families are most closely related to the gulls (family Laridae), skuas (family Stercorariidae), terns, noddies, and skimmers (family Sternidae), and puffins, razorbill, auks, auklets, guillemots, murres, and murrelets (family Fraterculidae).

[@caiuscosma6614]

Lovely birds, splendid video and sound! and all of that would have been nicer on 1080

[@realskyliner34]

Hi Dimitry, this is an amazing video, the sound is beautiful, your vidéo of wild life is a masterpiece. Hi from Belgium, Manuel, Ranger Forest

[@rajuchoubey7666]

Amazed with those friends, giving dislikes......

[@silverleapers]

THANK YOU.

[@arnicadesembets]

astonishing number of different species ! when was it taken ? september ? october ? Did you eve see jack snipe ?

[@silverleapers]

Might you describe how you achieved such smooth shake free focus pulls? Or was this done by filming in 1080p and downsizing to 720p and using digital transitions in editing software (ie not with lens)?

[@paulwhitehouse3690]

Absolutely wonderful, I was busy with my bird books picking up each species. I saw from previous comment, this was in Belarus, do the waders breed there or are they on the way south?

[@Wildlife_World]

Thank you! This birds are migrating.

[@TheAndrzej60]

Wspaniałe ujęcia robione tą Sigmą 170-500.Dokładnie jaki to model?

[@lorriedmussett4692]

What was swimming in the background at 10:36 ? Otter? Beaver? Snake.....

[@Wildlife_World]

American mink )

[@conormorgan7741]

Anyone here from zoology foundation year?? :)

[@TatraScrambler]

What is this place? Can you please respond at least this once, for a change? Please do respect your subscribers.

[@Wildlife_World]

Hello. All (except 1) videos were filmed in Belarus. Sorry, I don't always have time to read all the comments.

[@TatraScrambler]

I understand. Any chances of being a bit more specific? I'd like to look up the location on Google maps to try and find similar-looking spots near me - so don't be affraid, I won't 'flood' your location :) Or at least please tell me this: are these fish ponds? Or some unusually shallow lake? Where do I find those huge flocks of so many rare waders? @@Wildlife_World

[@Wildlife_World]

It's not a secret. These are drained fish ponds. These are everywhere. The only problem is to get to the right place and hide there.

[@TatraScrambler]

Thanks a lot! I suspected so. All of my best pictures were also taken at drained fish ponds. They are true magnets for waders. @@Wildlife_World