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Oliver McQueen
Великобритания
Добавлен 25 янв 2019
Wildlife photography channel
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Great Crested Grebes
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Great crested Grebes filmed on a local reservoir with a chick
Pied Flycatchers
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Pied flycatchers filmed at RSPB coombes valley in Staffordshire
Barn owls In the peak district
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some footage of a pair of wild barn owls in the peak district
Waxwings at Hassop
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Waxwings filmed at Hassop station, near Bakewell in the peak district
Buzzard taking off in slow-motion
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Common buzzard flying off, filmed in slow motion
Bottlenose dolphins at chanonry point
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Bottlenose Dolphin footage-taken at chanonry point on the moray firth in northern Scotland
Red squirrels in the Cairngorms
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Red squirrels-photographed from a Garden feeding station in the cairngorms
Sand Martins In slow motion
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Sand martins in slow-motion 120fps. Filmed at my local river on a warm spring evening
Mistle thrush feeding in slow motion
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Taken at my local woodland using the tragopan Hokki v3 Hide, and canon 300mm f4 lens
Kingfisher Footage from Shropshire photography Hides
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Kingfisher Footage from Shropshire photography Hides
Woodland Birds at Marton Heath trout pools
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Woodland Birds at Marton Heath trout pools
Pied Flycatchers at RSPB Coombes valley
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Pied Flycatchers at RSPB Coombes valley
If someone ever calls me a stoat.. ill take it as a compliment. 😊
Small Saga in a NutShell. 🐁🐀🐇🐿
Awesome and so lovely capture
Where are you? America
No, this was in the Peak District, UK
Beautiful indeed. Thanks
Great video thankyou for uploading this.I thought the slowed down footage was particularly good as it lets us see their movements in greater detail.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed 👍
Love the red squirrels. Great capture and thanks for sharing.
Thank you 👍
😮😮😮
Little bastards.....
Can stoats be used for ratting
Hey Oliver McQueen, do you have an email address at which we could contact you regarding this video? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible? (i.e. via email) 🙂 Cheers, Felix
Straight for the soft underbelly to get dem ramen noodles 🤢 🤮
Serene and brutal at the same time
It stuns me what possesses someone to video shit like this, probably pulls the legs off of tiny mammals to watch them suffer, save your feedback!
It sounds like you are very easily stunned
A Stoat with it's own sacrificial altar! Now that is something.
Mini lion
That's my cat
Great video Oliver. I'm about to go there, what focal length were you using for the perched shots?
For the perched shots I was using 600mm on a crop sensor so about 960mm equivalent on a full frame camera, Hope that helps!
Full rack of ribs there...
We've got a 3-pack of Stoats that I've seen now two different times... Very cautious little boogers, but we've got squirrels that hang sound our bird feeder so now I understand why the Stoats are poking around these days.
Es sólo una parte de la naturaleza.. y de la cadena trófica..!
Mmmm squirrel 🐿️🤤
That'll last it about 4 hours
weasel is a same as mink and stoat
' stoat is a so powerful fighter and easily kill the rabbit / squirrel... then eat it yummmuy
Why does it look like a weasel it’s so small
Stoats are very similar to weasels, in the same genus (mustelids) but are slightly larger and have a black tip to the tail. Stoats and weasels are quite small (about the Size of a red squirrel) but can overpower Prey many times their size!
@@olivermcqueen5654 such as Kiwi birds and possibly(if the parents are hunting)BIRDS OF PREY(maybe
@@TimmyDaSeagull they'll go for baby birds and eggs. New zealand did introduce ermines if I remember to control rats but they also ate ground nesting birds
@@olivermcqueen5654 The genus is (Mustela), Mustelids (Mustelidae) is the Weasel-like family as a whole. Stoat is beleaved to have derived from the Dutch word stout ("bold"), personally i call them Stoat weasel (Mustela ermines) they are a Weasel. Like most common names they differ in other countries, that's why we have scientific names, same all over (when people keep up to date). For example stoat weasel (Mustela ermines) are also known by Eurasian ermine, Beringian ermine, Bonaparte weasel, Ermine, Short-tailed weasel. They are closely related to the Least weasel (Mustela nivalis) -aka- Little weasel, Common weasel, Weasel. Also the formally misidentified as a subspecies of Stoat weasel (Mustela ermines), now recognised as the American Weasel (Mustela richardsonii) - aka - American ermine, American stoat. The Haida weasel (Mustela haidarum) - aka - Haida ermine, beleaved to have originated from hybridisation between the Stoat weasel (Mustela ermines) that found in the northwest of North America and the American Weasel (Mustela richardsonii) that has a bigger North America range. Also there's the recently recognised Chinese missing-toothed weasel (Mustela aistoodonnivalis) - aka - Missing-toothed pygmy weasel, Sichuan weasel, that was first misidentified as a subspecies of Least weasel (Mustela nivalis), but recent genetics placed it more related to the Stoat weasel (Mustela ermines).
C'est la nature. L'écureuil est mort. Il faut prolonger la vie des animaux d'élevage.
Nice tail on the stout. Tough little bugger hunts game bigger than itself.
Yes, stoats and mustelids In General are capable of overpowering prey many times their size!
He not even finna eat all dat shit
Impressive, I would think a squirrel is an equal match to a stoat. Around the same size, fast, flexible, has claws, and a nasty bite too.
Stoats are much stronger and have killer instincts
A Stoat, being a predator, always "hunts" for its' food, where as a squirrel "gathers" their food. Think of a trained MMA fighter taking on a guy, in a fight, who hasn't really fought at all? Huge difference.
@windtalker Squirrel can barely crack into an acorn. A stoat can crack into a rabbit's skull and rabbits are up to 10 times its size. A squirrel would be no match. Also squirrel has chiseled teeth like a mouse. A stoat has a canine like row of teeth. Stoat has a mouth of a predator. Squirrel has to stoat teeth is like a mouse to cat teeth. One is built to feed on nuts and another is built to feed on flesh.
Mustellids and Felines are generally the strongest animals in their class and size. You're not going to beat one just by being a little bigger than it. Simple as that, really. Also, generally speaking. A lot of non-predatory animals tend to avoid fighting even when it's in their best interests. Humans pretty much have to fight bears in order to survive. We consciously can choose to fight. A squirrel just wants to run.
Beautiful.
Nice and beautiful video. Thanks for sharing so awesome and wonderful film.
Nice and beautiful video. Thanks for sharing so awesome film with so wonderful music.
Thank you!
I can attest to the power of Mustelids , having owned ferrets / polecats , the next size up in genus Mustela , from a stoat. Adorable & loving creatures , but savage when the prey drive kicks in. Extremely strong for their size & a very capable brain , they are highly intelligent for their small brain sizes.
Agreed 👍 the way they can overpower Prey such as rabbits that are ten times their size is truly amazing!
100%. We have ferrets/polecats ourselves and it's amazing to see how clever they really are and what they're capable of. Also the fearlessness of mustelids is something to admire. Regardless of their size/what they're taking on, they will never back down.
@@olivermcqueen5654 My question is after they bag a kill ten times their size what do they do with what they can't eat? Store it and eat on it over time or abandon it for fresh prey?
@@nonaurbizniz7440 They store their food in places during the winter, wouldn't surprise me if they dragged the Prey and hid it somewhere for later feeding all year round
@@nonaurbizniz7440 Stash , and eat quite quickly. My ferrets & poleys did that, They have to hide prey as quickly as possible, in the wild , or risk another predator stealing their catch.
Great footage mate
Thanks
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On a wooden plate, smart lil fella
Mustelids certainly are very smart
It's a delicacy in some countries 😂
Actually kinda looks like a David Attenborough documentary
Especially how the bird left the branch and flew right into the small house
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