A Weasel hunting down and attacking a Bank Vole in Uskmouth, Newport Wetlands. The speed of this animal is unbelievable, in fact it looks as though the video is on fast forward!
Why do people put a 'dislike' to the natural world? They are probably the one's who expect humans to intervene with nature, rather than filming it. Great footage. Shows nature in action.
I have no idea Tony. My average before this video attracted so many views was over 95% ‘likes’, now it’s in the 80’s. I don’t know why, as you say maybe they don’t like to see nature in the raw.
I wouldn't worry about it. We now live in a world where so many people are so naive when it comes to what actually happens in the natural world. They don't seem to realise that animals kill animals in order to live. But, because you film this natural world, they expect you to step in and stop what nature intended. Can't understand them myself.
Weasels are quite possibly the most proficient killing machines found in many natural habitats in the Americas and Europe. That you've managed to capture a successful hunt is quite the treat!
+Ethan Henderson Thanks Ethan, I was just lucky to be in the right place at the right time: caught sight of the vole and started recording, really surprised when the Weasel turned up!
HI Ronnie. Thanks, it was just luck and not skill. I’ve only ever had a couple of views of them before and they were just a couple of seconds as they move like lightening. I saw the movement of the vole and set the camera going and I was really surprised when the weasel turned up. Thanks once again for taking the time to comment!
Incredible hunting video! The vole did put a good fight . I see a lot of people can't read and comprehend the title of the video and put a thumb down .
The weasel is the ultimate predator. It's insanely fast both running and swimming, it climbs very well, it has a bite force that animals 3x it's size don't have, it's absolutely relentless, it seems to have unlimited stamina, and it's small, aiding it's stealth in both creeping up to prey and staying unseen from larger predators.
Morte Parla Very true! I saw one on Monday running between two clumps of Common Reed - Phragmites Australis - with a vole in its mouth - much too fast for me to react!
They are both ‘natural predators’ but a cat hunts by stealth and a well-timed leap whereas the weasel will chase its prey down using speed and stamina. It can kill prey much larger than itself whereas a cat usually hunts prey smaller than itself so if you scaled up the cat’s prey to match the size of a weasel’s prey it would be taking down something the size of a deer!
Thank you so much SkylarkFields. Sorry about the late reply, my alerts haven't been working! Yes, I was amazed at how the Weasel managed to carry the poor vole. It put up a fight but sadly no match for the predator. The capture was a fluke. I saw the Vole moving and started the recording, then realised why it was moving so erratically when the Weasel appeared: it was moving as though it was on fast forward and there was no chance that the vole could outrun it. It's a good job they are prolific breeders as they're the main prey for Weasels and Barn Owls round here. I've even seen a Hobby take one and they usually feed on Dragonflies!
@@johnluk A great experience of nature in the raw. I am always on the watchout for stoats and weasels on my walks - but they are gone in a flash before I can even think about lifting my camera! Always so good to spot one though, as it is the raptors, which I do fare better with!
@@johnluk Lol your vid of course! Sorry I am not in the UK, I just felt like looking up different vids on members of the weasel family hunting. They are awesome creatures!
Mephiz 19 ah, thanks, I thought you were saying ‘here’ - where you live - there is a TV Channel called ‘the Minkman’ and I wondered where it was. Thanks for the reply! 👍
You’re absolutely right Mark, it was a total fluke me being there at the right time, I started recording because I saw the vole and then the weasel appeared!
Hi Rachel, wow, could have been that he lay in wait and ambushed it or attacked when it was carrying prey, as you say no chance of chasing one down! thanks for your interesting comment!
john l uk I've no idea, but I live on on my narrowboat on a river he goes hunting on the fields at night, he's bought me lots of rabbits, bats, voles, moles, mice, kestrels, but this is a first a weasel...I call him the black panther, I just wandered what he'd do if he came across a fox?
+Ian Phillips Cheers Ian. Just luck I'm afraid, although not lucky for the poor Vole which was the original subject of the video. Thanks for taking the time to comment, sorry it's taken so long to reply.
James Mcdougall Hi James, no it was actually recorded there in Newport Wetlands but because of all the clattering from moving the tripod etc and the combination of still and video I decided to mute that and go with it as an ambient background which reflects the soundscape down there.
john l uk yes I like your video because I'm a mustelidea nut (weasel fam) . But stoked on birds too. So that's cool u caught noises of pheasants in the background other birds like blackbirds. Keep em coming.
Cheers James, more videos in the pipeline but no weasels at the moment I’m afraid -they are incredible animals but very difficult to predict where they’ll turn up. Thanks so much for taking the time to comment. 👍
john l uk you have no idea. My Dad has his own farm in Guatemala and those weasels used to kill chicks, rabbits and even our doves. So my dad used to set up traps and kill them lol.
john l uk you are welcome and yes they do. We call them *comadreja* in Spanish, you can google it and you'll see that they are in a lot of places throughout the earth.
Sorry I’ve just discovered that I didn’t reply to your comment. Yes you’re right! It looks like the video has been speeded up but that’s it’s real speed, unbeatable if you’re a little vole or rabbit and size seems to make no difference once they reach their prey!
Just saw your channel and your collection of Dire Straits videos. I was in art college in the late sixties and a girl in my group was often talking about a great guitarist she knew when she did her art foundation course in Harlow College, his name was Mark Knopfler, I hadn’t heard of him at the time and it wasn’t until much later that I put two and two together!
hi, thanks that's interesting, I`ve just finished reading the only book written on him published in 91 and it describes those times you mention. Straits are my favourite. What was your friends name?
Glad to spread a bit of knowledge. There are three different types of vole in Britain. The Field Vole, the Bank Vole and the Water Vole. The Bank Vole is the smallest and the Water Vole the largest!
Trudie Wallis from Saffron Waldon. I think he was instrumental in getting her interested in the Blues which was a pretty niche thing for teenagers back then.
Yes, it is said that it is a good thing weasels are small. If they weighed at least 60# they would have killed and eaten all other animals on the planet.
@@johnluk actually it can't be possible it's just a theory because another theory states that as animals get bigger they gets slower so even if the were human size they would be same as tiger Or lion nothing more
As a ferret & polecat owner , I agree , they are incredibly strong for their size. Also , they are very intelligent for their brain size , making them even deadlier.
T thich con duong cong cong voi hai ben la co xanh va hoa vang. That thu vi khi nhin con vat nho be chay qua chay lai ! O ! Xem lai 3 lan va thay ro no da lam gi !!
Sorry Hang Mai Google translate didn't do very well, this is what it came out like in English - "Like the curved road with two ben green and yellow flowers. That's why when looking at vat grape veggie vegetarian vegetarian through hybrid! O! Look back 3 times and change what it did !!" Thank you for commenting, I know that Google messed up and hope you liked the video!
I like this video. The beautiful road have....green and yellow flowers . I watching the little animal run and run. And I saw he what made ! 😄Maybe I write wrong again ! You don ' t laugh me ! I said I forget Grammar and Vocabulary ! I sorry because I can ' t right write to you understand ! You don ' laugh ! 😊
Hang Mai I dearly wish Google translated your beautiful language more correctly but you do a much better job speaking English than Google does translating Vietnamese! Thank you my good friend for taking the time and trouble to reply!
Gracias por tu comentario 'Gato Pardo'. ¡Exactamente! Afortunadamente, como España, tenemos algunas áreas reservadas para la vida silvestre y esto fue filmado en una de ellas.
Don’t get that Ronnie, the weasel is just hunting to survive and to feed its young as they can’t pop out to the shop as we can. Your Jack Russell is killing for the sake of killing so how can you condemn the Weasel? Just spoke to my wife about this and she backed your version as her family kept chickens and also had a Jack Russell.
The difference between a book and a video is you read the book and the video you watch and listen unless you have to read what someone wants to say and that means while your reading you are not watching the video so you get to watch it again. NOT, I will watch videos without writing!!
Hi Jeff, I guess there are many different ways to do video and I’m grateful to you for pointing out you’re not keen on the annotation here which might be why some folks hit the ‘dislike’ button. I have never done ‘voice-overs’ so it would be unknown territory for me and I’m no David Attenborough but maybe it’s something I should consider in the light of your concerns. I terms of accessibility having subtitles is going to be more helpful for deaf people and bearing in mind that only about a half of my views are from English first-language countries I think some of them will prefer to read as when I’m watching news on Spanish TV, which I sometimes do to improve my Spanish, I find it incredibly helpful to have subtitles. Thanks once again for taking the time to comment!
I understand your concerns and they are issues I never took into consideration. The video itself was good and it could just be me having trouble reading it and watching at the same time . Thank you for being the gentleman in your response and not telling me where my next destination should be. Have a great day and good luck with any future videos.
Well Edmond it is a Weasel not a Stoat and it’s only natural for it to take the vole to feed its young. It is no more a pest in my eyes than any other carnivore.
Cheers ‘Weasley bronco’ - really appreciate your comment. Saw a Weasel yesterday and there was a young rabbit close by which looked vulnerable but two Magpies probably saved its life as between them they could be a problem.
Desculpe Edison, eu teria respondido anteriormente, mas, por alguma razão, o RUclips achou que sua postagem era spam e a ocultou em uma pasta separada chamada 'provável spam', eu apenas a vi agora e a 'aprovou'. então agora eu posso responder. Muito obrigado, meu amigo!
Extremely lucky. to capture that naturally. Myself I have seen a badger in broad daylight. In Cyprus on our hotel complex two snakes came together from nowhere and mated. It was like dance routine. That was a once in a lifetime experience. It was over very quickly. Nearly forgot. I also picked up a grass snake which excreted that horrible smell. What was so rare about this encounter was that it happened in December. Would love to see a weasel or an otter.
You've had some great unexpected encounters Emma! Yes I was very, very lucky to see that when i was really there to hoping to record Bearded Tits, Cetti's Warblers, Cuckoos or Marsh Harriers.
@@johnluk Surely this encounter tops any bird spotting you do? I live in Sussex so get to see some great wildlife while hiking. I can imagine bird spotting can be addictive. It hasn't gripped me though. Saying that on one walk on the South Downs I spotted a large bird just in the air not moving. I later found out it was a Kestrel and it is the only bird of prey to be able to hover like that I believe. It was a beautiful sight, shame i didn't have a pair of binoculars at the time. For me I often have snake encounters which I really enjoy. This excites me which is odd I guess for a woman. It's mainly adders I see. I hardly ever see grass snakes and I have never seen a smooth snake. Spring is nearly here and I love it.
@No-Knickers-Emma You’re right Emma it is addictive and I’m finding the ‘stay at home’ requirement very difficult because I love to travel to the coast or mountains, both about 15 minutes drive. The thing I find so interesting, especially in the Spring and Autumn migration, is you never know what might turn up, it’s like unwrapping a present. We’ve had a Green Heron from the southern U.S., a Snow Bunting from the Arctic, a Rock Thrush from Iberia and many more interesting visitors. Well interesting if you’re into that sort of thing 😊. My best bird video is this one, which like the Weasel was just a lucky sighting, ruclips.net/video/GsOO8nZbHWk/видео.html
Why do people put a 'dislike' to the natural world?
They are probably the one's who expect humans to intervene with nature, rather than filming it.
Great footage. Shows nature in action.
I have no idea Tony. My average before this video attracted so many views was over 95% ‘likes’, now it’s in the 80’s. I don’t know why, as you say maybe they don’t like to see nature in the raw.
I wouldn't worry about it. We now live in a world where so many people are so naive when it comes to what actually happens in the natural world. They don't seem to realise that animals kill animals in order to live. But, because you film this natural world, they expect you to step in and stop what nature intended. Can't understand them myself.
Thanks for taking the time to comment - appreciated!
You're welcome.
Weasels are quite possibly the most proficient killing machines found in many natural habitats in the Americas and Europe. That you've managed to capture a successful hunt is quite the treat!
+Ethan Henderson Thanks Ethan, I was just lucky to be in the right place at the right time: caught sight of the vole and started recording, really surprised when the Weasel turned up!
"That's one mighty preditor." Lucky you for such a great find, thanks Mr.
HI Ronnie. Thanks, it was just luck and not skill. I’ve only ever had a couple of views of them before and they were just a couple of seconds as they move like lightening. I saw the movement of the vole and set the camera going and I was really surprised when the weasel turned up. Thanks once again for taking the time to comment!
Incredible hunting video! The vole did put a good fight . I see a lot of people can't read and comprehend the title of the video and put a thumb down .
Thanks Stoil! Yes I find it strange, perhaps they are looking for a more blood-thirsty encounter?
A weasel, if you're a similar size to it, is the thing of nightmares.
It certainly is, it moves like the video is on fast forward but that is real and it would be terrifying to be chased by one!
Awesome video. Priceless. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Francis, great to know it was appreciated! 😊
VOLES! The little buggers eat my tomatoes. Yay, the weasel!
It’s a pity you can’t call in the weasels!
@@johnluk you got that right. 😡
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Thanks for posting this!
+zeeox Thanks for taking the time to comment - really appreciated! 👏
Great capture. Thanks for sharing. 👍🏽
Andy.
The World through a lens Thanks Andy. I really appreciate your support! 👏
It's great to see that you have a steady hand with the camera! A lot of videos on YT will give me motion sickness.
Thanks Mark. It’s always difficult to avoid camera shake and I do my best, but sometimes I have to use a bit of software correction too!
@@johnluk -I'm guilty of having shaky hands myself.It's so bad I have to use a tripod.
The weasel is the ultimate predator. It's insanely fast both running and swimming, it climbs very well, it has a bite force that animals 3x it's size don't have, it's absolutely relentless, it seems to have unlimited stamina, and it's small, aiding it's stealth in both creeping up to prey and staying unseen from larger predators.
Morte Parla
Very true! I saw one on Monday running between two clumps of Common Reed - Phragmites Australis - with a vole in its mouth - much too fast for me to react!
Cat is a natural predator. Weasel second.
They are both ‘natural predators’ but a cat hunts by stealth and a well-timed leap whereas the weasel will chase its prey down using speed and stamina. It can kill prey much larger than itself whereas a cat usually hunts prey smaller than itself so if you scaled up the cat’s prey to match the size of a weasel’s prey it would be taking down something the size of a deer!
Amazing capture - on your part, I mean! The vole was almost as big as the weasel so an amazing capture for him/her, too!
Thank you so much SkylarkFields. Sorry about the late reply, my alerts haven't been working! Yes, I was amazed at how the Weasel managed to carry the poor vole. It put up a fight but sadly no match for the predator. The capture was a fluke. I saw the Vole moving and started the recording, then realised why it was moving so erratically when the Weasel appeared: it was moving as though it was on fast forward and there was no chance that the vole could outrun it. It's a good job they are prolific breeders as they're the main prey for Weasels and Barn Owls round here. I've even seen a Hobby take one and they usually feed on Dragonflies!
@@johnluk A great experience of nature in the raw. I am always on the watchout for stoats and weasels on my walks - but they are gone in a flash before I can even think about lifting my camera! Always so good to spot one though, as it is the raptors, which I do fare better with!
@@SkylarkFields you’re so right about ‘gone in a flash’! All the best for your future photographic adventures!
@@johnluk Thank you!
Here after watching The Minkman's channel. He does ratting with them.
That’s interesting Mephiz, where’s here?
@@johnluk Lol your vid of course! Sorry I am not in the UK, I just felt like looking up different vids on members of the weasel family hunting. They are awesome creatures!
Mephiz 19 ah, thanks, I thought you were saying ‘here’ - where you live - there is a TV Channel called ‘the Minkman’ and I wondered where it was. Thanks for the reply! 👍
@@johnluk No problem. His vids are amazing to watch!
As soon as you saw that vole scurrying along the path..... you could tell he knew he was in big trouble
Sadly he won’t be passing on that insight to any descendants!
Holy moly, they are about the same size!
It is amazing how they can take on prey that is bigger than them - even rabbits twice their size!
one of my favorite furbearers; that is one large vole. Very nice video.
+63striker Thanks +63striker, a case of right place, right time. Just feel very lucky to have seen it!
That’s a rare chance video, weasel is an apex predator supreme
You’re absolutely right Mark, it was a total fluke me being there at the right time, I started recording because I saw the vole and then the weasel appeared!
They're very fast for what essentially boils down to a sausage on stubby legs.
🤣🤣🤣
At last Ironbeak, you got your revenge on Baby Rollo.
Had to look those references up on Wiki! 👍
john l uk it’s a reference to Redwall. Glad you like.
Jennifer Garcia thanks for educating me, I’ll have to check those books out!
this animal can't feel tired.
It moves like the video is on fast forward!
My cat bought back a weasel last night...god knows how! They are fast! He'd chewed it's face off, and left its body on the bow of my boat....😫
Hi Rachel, wow, could have been that he lay in wait and ambushed it or attacked when it was carrying prey, as you say no chance of chasing one down! thanks for your interesting comment!
john l uk I've no idea, but I live on on my narrowboat on a river he goes hunting on the fields at night, he's bought me lots of rabbits, bats, voles, moles, mice, kestrels, but this is a first a weasel...I call him the black panther, I just wandered what he'd do if he came across a fox?
Hmm, he sounds to be a skilled hunter but I think that would be a little too ambitious!
Awesome footage, lucky to see it in action.
+Ian Phillips Cheers Ian. Just luck I'm afraid, although not lucky for the poor Vole which was the original subject of the video. Thanks for taking the time to comment, sorry it's taken so long to reply.
Nice footage!
Thanks for taking the time to comment M. R. Appreciated!
The weirdest part was when I realized the background noise was on loop. Is that one of those tapes to help u sleep?
James Mcdougall Hi James, no it was actually recorded there in Newport Wetlands but because of all the clattering from moving the tripod etc and the combination of still and video I decided to mute that and go with it as an ambient background which reflects the soundscape down there.
john l uk yes I like your video because I'm a mustelidea nut (weasel fam) . But stoked on birds too. So that's cool u caught noises of pheasants in the background other birds like blackbirds. Keep em coming.
Cheers James, more videos in the pipeline but no weasels at the moment I’m afraid -they are incredible animals but very difficult to predict where they’ll turn up. Thanks so much for taking the time to comment. 👍
They can be a nightmare when you raise chickens.
Sicri De La O I can only imagine! Thanks for your comment. Appreciated!
john l uk you have no idea. My Dad has his own farm in Guatemala and those weasels used to kill chicks, rabbits and even our doves. So my dad used to set up traps and kill them lol.
I didn’t know weasels existed outside of Europe, you learn something new every day! Thanks for sharing that information Sicri!
john l uk you are welcome and yes they do. We call them *comadreja* in Spanish, you can google it and you'll see that they are in a lot of places throughout the earth.
Muchas gracias Sicri, fantastic to know my little video was viewed across the world in Guatemala, the internet really shrinks distances! 😊
Now that would be a sight to see, Rabbits are fast too but can’t outrun the Weasel!
Sorry I’ve just discovered that I didn’t reply to your comment. Yes you’re right! It looks like the video has been speeded up but that’s it’s real speed, unbeatable if you’re a little vole or rabbit and size seems to make no difference once they reach their prey!
So, THAT's what a vole is.
Glad to be able to show you. it's not something I see every day.
no wonder we never see weasels, I had no idea they were that small, same size head as vole
I’d only ever seen one before this and it zipped across a path before I had time to realise what it was!
Just saw your channel and your collection of Dire Straits videos. I was in art college in the late sixties and a girl in my group was often talking about a great guitarist she knew when she did her art foundation course in Harlow College, his name was Mark Knopfler, I hadn’t heard of him at the time and it wasn’t until much later that I put two and two together!
hi, thanks that's interesting, I`ve just finished reading the only book written on him published in 91 and it describes those times you mention. Straits are my favourite. What was your friends name?
Never heard of a vole!
Glad to spread a bit of knowledge. There are three different types of vole in Britain. The Field Vole, the Bank Vole and the Water Vole. The Bank Vole is the smallest and the Water Vole the largest!
I'd hate to have half a dozen weasels attack me, they might just win.
Very true! Vicious little critters!
Excellent catch.
GWR55 Thanks! 👍
Trudie Wallis from Saffron Waldon. I think he was instrumental in getting her interested in the Blues which was a pretty niche thing for teenagers back then.
Weasel or stoat?
Thanks Dell, just catching up and saw that you had answered this question.
Sorry Dell just seen this question, thankfully Dell has already answered it.
@Dell Wright Thanks, very weird how they look very alike though, even though they're so closely related.
Yes, it is said that it is a good thing weasels are small. If they weighed at least 60# they would have killed and eaten all other animals on the planet.
I can believe that Robert, they are incredibly fast and effective predators. Lucky for us they are so small!
@@johnluk actually it can't be possible it's just a theory because another theory states that as animals get bigger they gets slower so even if the were human size they would be same as tiger Or lion nothing more
That’s interesting, of course it is just a theory.😉
As a ferret & polecat owner , I agree , they are incredibly strong for their size. Also , they are very intelligent for their brain size , making them even deadlier.
Nature in the raw, sad for the Vole but well done John.
Terry
bonjen1 Thanks Terry! An absolute flook though, I had no idea that the Weasel was going to appear!
What an amazing target!
Isn’t it? It was just chance that I recorded it as I had no idea what was going to unfold.
T thich con duong cong cong voi hai ben la co xanh va hoa vang. That thu vi khi nhin con vat nho be chay qua chay lai ! O ! Xem lai 3 lan va thay ro no da lam gi !!
Sorry Hang Mai Google translate didn't do very well, this is what it came out like in English -
"Like the curved road with two ben green and yellow flowers. That's why when looking at vat grape veggie vegetarian vegetarian through hybrid! O! Look back 3 times and change what it did !!"
Thank you for commenting, I know that Google messed up and hope you liked the video!
@@johnluk No ! Sorry my friend ! Google !!! 😊
I like this video. The beautiful road have....green and yellow flowers . I watching the little animal run and run. And I saw he what made ! 😄Maybe I write wrong again ! You don ' t laugh me ! I said I forget Grammar and Vocabulary ! I sorry because I can ' t right write to you understand ! You don ' laugh ! 😊
Hang Mai I dearly wish Google translated your beautiful language more correctly but you do a much better job speaking English than Google does translating Vietnamese! Thank you my good friend for taking the time and trouble to reply!
@@johnluk Thank you , John ! 😊
pheasant in background
irlnd32 Well spotted!
Hermosa la naturaleza solo k no supimos cuidarla y desgraciadamente ya son los últimos ejemplares
Gracias por tu comentario 'Gato Pardo'. ¡Exactamente! Afortunadamente, como España, tenemos algunas áreas reservadas para la vida silvestre y esto fue filmado en una de ellas.
I have a pet Wiesel his name is mr yeet, and he is a deadly bad ass
That is one unusual pet!
Weasels are horrible little shits - my Jack Russels tore one apart the other day. Like mink, weasels are vile animals
Don’t get that Ronnie, the weasel is just hunting to survive and to feed its young as they can’t pop out to the shop as we can. Your Jack Russell is killing for the sake of killing so how can you condemn the Weasel?
Just spoke to my wife about this and she backed your version as her family kept chickens and also had a Jack Russell.
So it killed an mouse same as it's size
Hi ‘potato gaming’ यह एक बैंक है‼️
По что мышь заловил ?
Привет, грызун - полевка, а хищник - ласка.
The difference between a book and a video is you read the book and the video you watch and listen unless you have to read what someone wants to say and that means while your reading you are not watching the video so you get to watch it again. NOT, I will watch videos without writing!!
Hi Jeff, I guess there are many different ways to do video and I’m grateful to you for pointing out you’re not keen on the annotation here which might be why some folks hit the ‘dislike’ button.
I have never done ‘voice-overs’ so it would be unknown territory for me and I’m no David Attenborough but maybe it’s something I should consider in the light of your concerns.
I terms of accessibility having subtitles is going to be more helpful for deaf people and bearing in mind that only about a half of my views are from English first-language countries I think some of them will prefer to read as when I’m watching news on Spanish TV, which I sometimes do to improve my Spanish, I find it incredibly helpful to have subtitles.
Thanks once again for taking the time to comment!
I understand your concerns and they are issues I never took into consideration. The video itself was good and it could just be me having trouble reading it and watching at the same time . Thank you for being the gentleman in your response and not telling me where my next destination should be. Have a great day and good luck with any future videos.
Jeff Womack Thanks Jeff, I appreciate you taking the time to comment, very helpful and have a great day yourself!
Ugh why not control the population of this pests? Stoats are the ultimate pests in the nature.
Well Edmond it is a Weasel not a Stoat and it’s only natural for it to take the vole to feed its young. It is no more a pest in my eyes than any other carnivore.
Wow , cool
Cheers ‘Weasley bronco’ - really appreciate your comment. Saw a Weasel yesterday and there was a young rabbit close by which looked vulnerable but two Magpies probably saved its life as between them they could be a problem.
uk？？
是的，英国的这一部分被称为威尔士
Vicious little killers.
Ótimo
Desculpe Edison, eu teria respondido anteriormente, mas, por alguma razão, o RUclips achou que sua postagem era spam e a ocultou em uma pasta separada chamada 'provável spam', eu apenas a vi agora e a 'aprovou'. então agora eu posso responder. Muito obrigado, meu amigo!
Weazl
predator
V용병 Sure is! One of the best for its size.
comareja guapa
!Guapa pero mortal!
You dont know how u filming
I’m not quite sure what you mean Shehab. Would you mind explaining a bit more please?
Extremely lucky. to capture that naturally. Myself I have seen a badger in broad daylight. In Cyprus on our hotel complex two snakes came together from nowhere and mated. It was like dance routine. That was a once in a lifetime experience. It was over very quickly.
Nearly forgot. I also picked up a grass snake which excreted that horrible smell. What was so rare about this encounter was that it happened in December.
Would love to see a weasel or an otter.
You've had some great unexpected encounters Emma! Yes I was very, very lucky to see that when i was really there to hoping to record Bearded Tits, Cetti's Warblers, Cuckoos or Marsh Harriers.
@@johnluk Surely this encounter tops any bird spotting you do? I live in Sussex so get to see some great wildlife while hiking. I can imagine bird spotting can be addictive. It hasn't gripped me though. Saying that on one walk on the South Downs I spotted a large bird just in the air not moving.
I later found out it was a Kestrel and it is the only bird of prey to be able to hover like that I believe. It was a beautiful sight, shame i didn't have a pair of binoculars at the time. For me I often have snake encounters which I really enjoy. This excites me which is odd I guess for a woman. It's mainly adders I see. I hardly ever see grass snakes and I have never seen a smooth snake.
Spring is nearly here and I love it.
@No-Knickers-Emma You’re right Emma it is addictive and I’m finding the ‘stay at home’ requirement very difficult because I love to travel to the coast or mountains, both about 15 minutes drive. The thing I find so interesting, especially in the Spring and Autumn migration, is you never know what might turn up, it’s like unwrapping a present. We’ve had a Green Heron from the southern U.S., a Snow Bunting from the Arctic, a Rock Thrush from Iberia and many more interesting visitors. Well interesting if you’re into that sort of thing 😊. My best bird video is this one, which like the Weasel was just a lucky sighting,
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