Wading Birds at Titchwell Marsh | UK Wildlife and Nature Photography | Canon R5
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- This week we look at mainly wading birds at RSPB Titchwell Marsh.
From the marshes right down to the beach shoreline there is an amazing array of wading birds including, Ruff, Turnstone, Godwit, Oystercatcher, Avocet and others.
We also get a quick glimpse of the Marsh Harrier and Bearded Tit.
Another bundle of UK Wildlife and Nature.
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00:00 Intro
01:05 The Tamest Mutjac
07:10 On the Beach
11:22 Back on the Reserve
13:58 Outro
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Hi Dear Friend! Thank you and have a beautiful day!🙏😊👍100
Thank you and you too.
I will follow you wherever you go and in whatever you do. My prayers are always with you
Thanks you
Hi Keith great video what a great place almost spoilt for choice, you got some really good images I wouldn't mind betting you was like a kid in a sweet shop. Until next time take care and stay safe my friend.
Thanks Clive and yes it was very much a kid in a candy store type of day. Stay safe mate. Cheers Keith
Great video, a good variety of waders there!
Thanks Hayden. Great place.
Love Titchwell. We're off there mid October. Great video, Sanderlings were ace.
Thanks Stewart, I love the Sanderlings and the fist time I have photographed them. Enjoy your October trip. Cheers Keith
Cracking place eh buddy ❤️ awesome vid 😉👍🏼👌
Thanks mate it certainly is!!
Nice & beautiful video
Thanks for your comment and viewing my video Capturing Nature, much appreciated. Cheers Keith.
Nice place, would love to go there!
Great place Janet definitely worth a visit.
Hi Keith, nice shots and great video
Thanks Adrian, appreciate your comment as always. Cheers Keith
Excellent Video Keith. Beautiful Photographs. Titchwell Nature Reserve Is Very Good For Marsh Harriers. Many Thanks For Sharing.
Thanks. I would have liked to get some better images of the Marsh Harrier but that will have to wait until another day. Cheers Keith
Great video Sir💓
Thanks Habeeb really appreciated. Cheers Keith
Looks like you had a heck of a day out shooting, ridiculous amount of great locations and birds!
The sanderling are just amazing, would love to be there!
Great stuff Keith! =)
Thanks Andy. I loved shooting the Sanderlings and it was a first for me which made them even more special. Cheers Keith
Nice work, lots of variety, thank you for another interesting video.
Thanks Bestpix appreciate the support. Cheers Keith
Hi Keith,
Great video,
Looks like a bit of everything at the reserve. It looks great down there.You managed to get some nice photographs on this trip...😃👍
Thanks Eddie, yes great place to visit and will definitely be going back at different times of the year. Cheers Keith
Hi Keith, nice shots of the sanderlings. Haven't been to Tichwell for ages your vlog has made me want to visit again. Cheers Steve.
Thanks Steve, the Sanderlings were my favourite. Hope you get back there soon mate would love to see you vlog it. Cheers Keith
Lovely Nature reserve Titchwell Marsh one of the best in the country I would say , going from Woodland, Marsh and then Sea. Particularly the best spot for the Raptors ! Back there this January fingers crossed ! Enjoyed the vlog 👍😍
Thanks Mark, great place and I will be returning, hopefully it wont be 28 degrees next time. Cheers Keith
Titchwell is a wonderful place-the thing I remember most is a friend and I popping in to the Fen hide on a visit in December, as the last thing we did on that day not expecting to see anything much. A Barn Owl appeared and entertained us by flying around in front of the hide for a while. It was a real treat.
Yes a great place Malcolm. Barn Owls are always a pleasure to watch so you were really lucky. Cheers Keith
excellent footage, Titchwell is awesome went there some 10 years ago.. must be due another visit.
Thanks mate. Yes well worth getting back there. Cheers Keith
Been a long time since I visited here Keith, always find it such a pain to get to😂 Think I may have to pay another visit some great shots and footage mate👍
Thanks Scott and definitely worth another visit mate. Cheers Keith.
You have just inspired me to go there next month now after the school holidays, it looks like a great place for bird photography and there is so much more to see and do in that area. Thank you great video.
Thanks Paul. Definitely worth the visit and with the reserve extending to the beach it just gives so many environments. Like you say so much more in the area including Snettisham RSPB which I have never been to yet but is supposed to be great on the high tides. Cheers Keith
@@KGsPhotography thank you for the replay what area of the uk are you from
I am in Northamptonshire Paul how about you ?
Sorry for late reply was called away. i a'm in East Hertz. Just been exploring a new wild life location today called Amwell Nature Reserve. very large area to cover a little like this Video new location seeing what's around. @@KGsPhotography
No problem Paul I struggle to keep up with things sometimes 😂 I have heard of Amwell but never been. Always enjoy exploring somewhere new. Hope you find interesting stuff there. Cheers Keith
Morning Keith, I've never been to Titchwell it is on my list to do. I went to Minsmere a long time ago it was a coach trip from Watford run by the RSPB club Watford, it cost £20. It was when they put in the bager fenceing. Great set of photos and video thanks for shareing.
Thanks Martin and worth a visit if you get the chance. Cheers Keith
Would like more bird identification please
Thanks Anne, I try to include in most videos now on the images (when I know them...lol). Regards... Keith
Hi Keith it's been a while. I enjoyed the video. The dragonflies were shot at 360 rather your 400mm do you notice better quality ?
I went Titchwell to rspb event brilliant day in Feb 2019. I remember seeing about 40 marsh harriers coming home to roost 4pm ISH and 2 barn owls. It was looking towards the golf clubhouse. Then the King's Lynn astronomy club provided telescopes to look at the moon and stars. Great day for £6.00. I hoping to go in Jan 22 and do my own thing.
Thanks David. I didn't notice any quality difference but I had to shoot at 360 to get it in the frame. Sounds like you had an amazing day there and good luck with your visit in January. Cheers Keith
Titchwell is really beautiful. Listen out for the Bitterns booming. Why don't you pop the name of the birds on the photos to help newbies? You do need to watch your camera in the sand though. I got the AE-L/AE-F button jammed up with sand @ Titchwell, so I had to send it in for repair. Thankfully I have a spare.
Yes fantastic place. Did listen out for the Bittern but no luck this time.. I do put the names of the birds top right normally for the first image of each bird. Not sure if maybe they don't appear depending on your picture format. Definitely need to respect the sand with your gear, hopefully yours is back working now. Cheers Keith
@@KGsPhotography Nope not at all. Nikon currently have delays of up to two months so I'm now making do with my D3500 while I wait...very frustrating. What makes it worse is that I heard a bittern & later on (AFTER) breaking the camera a group of birders were huddled around taking photos of a bittern in the reeds, just off the footpath. If only I'd got some pics before it broke. Kicking myself now. Keep going back & you will at least hear them but if you want my advice avoid Frampton until the water levels are a bit higher: the birds are too far away for good shots now. Titchwell is a much better bet at the moment.
Hope you get it back soon and thanks for the advice re Frampton although if I do go it would be more to visit the marshes.