Did You Know Scotland Has Wallabies?
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2022
- Did You Know Scotland Has Wallabies?
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such an amazing island and some amazing encounters with wallabies while on it, hope you guys are gonna enjoy the documentary when it comes out!
Cookie and Jacob are like 2 brothers
I’m old enough to be his dad lmao
That building being destroyed is so sad, and why destroy those wallabies, if they have to be removed, can they not be re homed to another island or the highland zoo, seems cruel and wrong
Hope your documentary does some good to save them.
Loved the drone footage too, very green.
Just done some reading and the new owners of the island planned to remove the old timber house and they want to control the wallabies and plants that are present. All whilst building a couple houses and given the owner is also married to the owner of Soho house I can imagine they will be building it, not to live there because they care but to exploit the island for high-end holidaymakers.
I don't know what there is to do in such an imbalanced world that someone can take their privileged upbringing, build a financial empire and then play God with what are some beautiful animals that have been native for nearly 100 years on the island. The capitalist scum in power of the "free/developed world" are taking freedom of anything but the rich and completely destroying the world around them for financial gain. Its just sad.
The minute man moves on that island everything will become ruined
I had tears in my eyes watching this. Been a long time since I was on the island and so sad about the cabin.
Well done lads and can't wait for the docu.
I'm heartbroken to hear they want to get rid of the allabies!! It's a beautiful island and it would be great if they left it alone so more generations can enjoy it. I think making a documentry is a brilliant idea because it will capture the magic of it forever even if they do decide to kill the wallabies. The more people that know about it the better too! Keep up the good work guys!!!
I agree, hopefully it does some good
Great work Buddy !
If you contact me privately , I can give you the location of the osprey nest on Inchconnachan . Love the work you're doing , can relate to the feeling when you saw the cabin . I visit the island regularly, nowhere like it
@ me on twitter or FB, be interested to know!
When I was a kid (which was a very long time ago) there was one pair of ospreys in the whole of the UK at loch garten. Now they’re everywhere which is fantastic. We have a crappy little loch near me called Thom. Its not even a real loch its a reservoir but every summer for the past 10 years or so we’ve had ospreys there. They haven’t bred every year but they have bred successfully most years which is fantastic. There’s actually plenty of cool bird species up there. Short eared owls , hen harriers, peregrines and there was even a goshawk caught on camera however it had jesses on its legs so it’s obviously an escapee falconry bird (falconers always make sure you use telemetry) but still its there. If theres another goshawk of the opposite sex there or passing through you never know.
Loch Lomond has all sorts of awesome nature. I need to get back over there.
It's a fantastic place and a lovely unexpected sight to see! There's a nest on the Island too to make things even more interesting
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Thats cool. Its not even that far from me.
I hope you get some cool footage of the ospreys .
If you don’t already have one you should get a long distance scope for watching stuff at a bit of a distance. You’ll be able to get good footage of stuff like the ospreys nest without getting to close and getting on their t#ts. My old man has one and you should see the quality of the footage . Its like something you would see on a nature show on tv and his still pics look like something you would see in a nature magazine. You can get good ones for pretty cheap too. Theres loads of second hand scopes on ebay.
The more that know the more that will petition to save the wallabies
Love your stuff and what you have done! One criticism is we need to get it into peoples head about safety on the loch so Mabe life jackets would have been good in such a small boat!
Greetings from South East Australia,the vegetation is very similar to their natural habitat.grass cover,ferns and herbs.unfortunately this species can breed very quickly and could do damage to your native ecology. Cool all the same 🤘
Not sure they will or is any evidence of them doing that over here, they've been there 80 years or more and as you can see the Island looks good. The Island also has Fallow Deer which are non-native and absolutely destroy wherever they go which definitely could be a problem
Great work guys!
At the launch of the boat when he was testing it I was glad he said “push me off” and not “pull me off” coz I woulda stopped watching immediately 😂
Went up here working on a documentary about these last month, so was super interesting to watch this, glad you found the osprey nest too! I noticed the marking on the neck of the wallaby at 10:16, makes it easily identifiable and seems to be the tamest one which is interesting. Just make sure you check for ticks/ Lyme symptoms after visiting cos there's an insane amount of nymphs on that island. Gained a subscriber anyway, nice content dude :)
You’ve done a documentary on these too? anywhere to see it? - We did check ourselves for ticks and all seems to be good haha
@@WildlifeWithCookie Ah thats awesome, I wasn't so lucky hahaha, but yeah I've also shot a short doc there! Not had time to edit it entirely yet, and will be released onto a personal account + portfolio, but can send it you if you'd like? Really look forward to watching yours :)
Ah bless ya haha, yeah when you finish it, send it over, I’d like to see!
I really hope they don’t get eradicated they deserve the whole island for themselves but the sad thing is there won’t be much issue with them doing it because of the non native aspect but they aren’t doing any harm on an island that is uninhabited so it’s up to us as good people to help defend them of needless execution the more people are on board to help the more of a chance we have
Great work lads
Never been so early to a video in my life 😂.
Brilliant content as usual. Always excited to see more
Honestly this video got me a bit emotional, well done Lads! I feel like your going to do wonders with this! 😊
Fingers crossed 🤞
Please send the documentary to the authorities!
Honestly JJ Rims deserves his own documentary
lets make one 😂
Keep up the good work, Wallabies are doing no ham
Save the Wallaby - I am with you!
More wallabies in the Highlands thats greater Glasgow 👌💨🏴🏴👍🏻✌️
Cool When is the seagull documentary though.
if you can't hault the cull maybe you can get them to relocate them instead
What!!!! I can’t believe they would do that what pigs of people if the Scottish government allow this to happen they are just as bad money, money, money just leave these beautiful animals alone and there habitat we live in the highlands and it seems that a lot of this sort of thing goes on I would rather cull the people that own the island than the animals what horrible human beings to even consider this makes me so angry.
Good work lads for making this public keep up the fantastic work you are doing
Your right about one thing the Scottish government only think about money not the land or it’s people & I’m a 🏴 it’s like nothing is sacred anymore because of greedy Capitalists
so sad the house got burned down... did they figure out how it happened??
amazing video as per. could anyone tell me the name of the song
Where did you guys launch your boat from? I’ve launched mine from Luss but it’s a bit further up than where you did, by the looks of it.
Aldochlay, just south of Luss. There’s a lay-by where you can park at. It’s a little inlet where people keep their boats. We found it by accident after going to Luss and realising everywhere charges stupid amount for parking
@@WildlifeWithCookie awesome, cheers!
Great vid… where is Katie?.
Ditched her for this trip, lads only 😂
I wish more folk like you can appreciate this amazing place, I have seen the wallabies a few times while kayaking, it really cheers me up. Anyone thinking of exterminating them should exterminate themselves first. Long live the wallabies.
Nice video but I seriously think you should have been wearing life jackets. Also that boat is not really meant for this kind of use. Its only meant for around the shore and not in deep water.
Big up the wallaby propaganda! 💪🏻
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