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Only just got around to watching this! It's incredible, you have crafted such a beautiful film. Congratulations Sam!

Fortunate enough to see this the most beautiful thing ever seen the male diving etc trying to impress the female watching. Once in a lifetime experience.

Gosh I was ignorant. I've always thought a dormouse from childhood stories was an ordinary mouse. Not so it seems. They are utterly adorable & it's sad to think we could ever lose them. I really hope not. I'm from Australia & we don't have them here so I hope my ignorance is forgiven. To my mind the people doing this work are like heroes. Good on them.

Discontinue the species and related .. 😑

little cuties!

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Can any expert tell me if dormice can reliably be identified by sound? We did a bat survey last year and it gave multiple matches for Hazel Dormouse. The detector was set up next to a hedge (Devon bank, hundreds of years old)

I love them!!They are so precious. I hope for the best for them.With so many dedicated and wonderful people saving them,they just have to survive!!❤

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Great video, have just seen it on Alan Titchmarsh Sunday morning show.

what a fantastic documentary!! very beautifully filmed and edited and the story is very well told. must have been a lot of work! it’s so great to see people coming up with solutions. we need more people to care about all small creatures and preserving their local ecosystem. i especially hope to see more wildlife corridors and bridges in the UK, the US where i live and all around the world! thanks to you and those in the film / everyone working to save the dormouse ❤

I think I want to be on a wildlife rehabilitation and reintroduction team like this. I'm studying Anthropology & Theater, and I've been wanting to pick a minor study as well (a minor is an American college program that you would add into your Bachelor's program - it's almost the equivalent of achieving an Associate's degree in that field on top of your Bachelor's degree). I've narrowed it down to choosing between a minor in Biological Science, Ecology or Animal Science. I would love to do all three, but that's kind of insane lol. I'm very passionate about ecological conservation efforts, as well as increasing the utilization of permaculture in common agriculture. Thank you for making this film and shedding light on this fantastic conservation project - an important message with beautiful cinematography is always a great combination.

This is a great film man, really beautifully crafted.

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Wildlife corridors and bridges that connect habitat "pockets" are amazingly effective and so valuable in preservation/conservation efforts ❤ Wishing you all success!

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1:42 The stethoscope size comparison to its' tiny little body, I can't 😭

Sending the brightest of blessings to you and your exquisite dormouse peoples, I hope with all my heart you’re able to get these little beings to a place of stability. Here in Australia we have similar issues with some of our more diminutive inhabitants too, habitat destruction is a very serious problem for them here, and it’s really not showing any signs of improvement either I might add. Animals give us our humanity, without them we couldn’t (& I wouldn’t want to really)survive. Everything crossed for the darling hazel dormouse (mice).🫠🥰💜☯️

Such a sweet film, Sam! Wonderfully made, and interviewing so many different people is no easy feat. Kudos to you!

Really fantastic documentary! I feel like little critters like these tend to not get as much attention as the larger & more well-known endangered animals, so I'm glad to see the spotlight on them. I hope this gets the attention it deserves! As a heads up, the generated subtitles have some quick-fix mistakes in a couple places - "dormice" is "dmise" most times its said, at 4:08 it says the year 200,000 instead of 2000, and at 8:25 it says 270 species instead of 2,070 species. They are otherwise accurate though! I believe the auto-generated captions can be edited by the video poster, so this could be a great way to help increase accessibility! Thank you for making this, it really is wonderful ☺

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I planred a wood and planted a large area of hazels with the thought I could make a haven for these fantastic little creatures, unfortunately the dormouse folk said that 10 acres was not large enough. I had permission to be ib a wood in Sonerset where there where still in habitat. Amazing little animal.

Really lovely film Sam!

this is so cute

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What a gift - beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

Attenborough - esque. Spectacular my man 🫶

Stunning piece of film...this is a truly magnificent bird that needs protecting PROPERLY.

Woooow where did you see this?

Great piece of filming, magnificent bird. I'd think twice about sharing too much on Facebook though, it can damage your utube channel, as comments tend to go on Facebook instead of utube (comments on utube give you a favourable rating on the algorithm). Good luck with your channel, subbed!👍

Stunning film and capture

How wonderful that you see the beauty and magnificence in subtle things.

great work mate

The owl shots are amazing! Love this

Lovely showreel mate!

Great captures and well edited very nice mate.

This is gorgeous, Sam! <3

Excellent film. Inspired me to go out and try film some owls this winter :)

Great footage

Incredible stuff as always Sam! Constantly in awe of your footage and learning from it 😂

This is gorgeous, Sam

Really great film 😎 Pagham has become my local nature reserve after moving over from Dorset way and I found this very interesting. Great job!

Lovely stuff mate! What FPS did you shoot at?

this is amazing!!! very underated video and also what time was that owl footage!

Love it mate, surprised at the amount of detail you actually see with the slowed video, compared to what we see in the field watching these wonderful birds.