The New Forest Video Diary - January February 2024
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- What happened in The New Forest during January and February 2024?
See some of the things that went on in The New Forest Video Diary - floods, hawfinches, waxwings, otters, foxes, sea eagles, seals and more ... #newforest #dontfeedtheponies #add3minutes #realnewforest
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0:00:00 Introduction
0:00:55 Storm Henk
0:01:23 Brockenhust Ford flooding
0:01:59 Trees down
0:02:30 Sally Jolly Commoner
0:05:03 Cold Spell
0:05:22 Irruption of Hawfinches
0:05:55 Beaulieu River Trip
0:06:07 Foxes screaming
0:08:16 NJ Egret
0:08:55 Otter
0:09:42 February weather
Attribution and Thanks:
Otter:
Caroline Herbert
NJ Egret:
Steve Laycock
Brockenhurst Flood:
Mitzi Holley
Grey Seals and Eagle:
Kathryn Crouch
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The New Forest is a breathtakingly beautiful place that offers a unique experience to anyone who visits it. One of the best ways to fully appreciate the natural beauty of this area is by taking a walk through its winding paths and trails.
As you start walking through the New Forest, you'll immediately notice the stunning natural scenery that surrounds you. The forest is home to a wide variety of trees, including oak, beech, and birch, which create a beautiful canopy overhead. The forest floor is also covered in a thick layer of moss and ferns, giving the area a lush, green feel.
The New Forest is also home to a diverse range of wildlife. You might spot deer, ponies, rabbits, and even the elusive New Forest adder as you walk along the trails. The birdsong in the forest is also a delight to listen to, and you may hear the call of a woodpecker or the haunting hoot of an owl.
The forest has been shaped by human activity for thousands of years, and its unique cultural heritage is something that can be appreciated as you walk through it.
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Very interesting place it amazed me wonderful and amazing forest video diary
Thanks very much, I'm pleased you found the video diary interesting. Best wishes, Rob
The New Forest Video Diary for January and February 2024 is a captivating glimpse into this beautiful natural wonder!
Thanks very much Owlet, I'm pleased you enjoyed it.
Thanks Rob for taking the time to make this diary. Very interesting.
Thanks Dan, I'm pleased you found it interesting. Thanks for watching and best wishes, Rob
Very interesting video of the new forest. Thanks
Thanks, I'm pleased you enjoyed it.
Excellent video update!
Thanks, I'm pleased you enjoyed it.
Thanks Rob. Really interesting video with some great pictures and videos.I especially enjoyed the interview with Sally.
Thanks Karen. We'll be seeing more of Sally and her commoning family thoughout the year, so I'm looking forward to seeing how that develops. Thanks for watching and best wishes, Rob
Some quite interesting history about the pony grazing...really liked seeing those waxwings though!! Amazing!!
Thanks Bruce, I'm pleased you found it interesting. Yes, the waxwings are stunning birds. Thanks for watching and best wishes, Rob
Hello. Thank you for sharing. Have a good day.
Hi, thanks for stopping by and watching the video. I'm pleased you found it interesting. Best wishes, Rob
Hi Rob. January and Febuary are the coldest months of the year. Its good to see wild animals around. The horses are friendly with some precautions they could become dangerous. There are signs of spring too. Thanks for taking us along Rob
Hi Lydia. Thanks very much for watching, I'm pleased you liked it. Yes, signs of Spring - hooray!
Thanks for sharing awesome video👌👌👍👍
Thanks very much for watching, I'm pleased you liked it.
Great video!
Thanks very much
It was very interesting video diary dear Rob.
👍
Wish you all the best!
Anita
Thanks Anita, I'm pleased you found it interesting. Thanks for watching and best wishes, Rob
The seals stole my heart!
Haha, yes especially the head popping out of the water. Tx for watching.
Your trails look so much like ours,,, been a very wet autumn and winter!! Always so sad to see trees that came down but is good they go back to the earth and animals feed off of them!! That as cool to see how they ate the bark and upper branches that they would not have been able too!! Oh how fun to see the Pony's!! Magnificent and great news about the Eagles!! YAY!!
Thanks Brenda. Yes, it's very wet here still. Roll on Spring!
Wonderful update for the new year, Rob. Terrible about the flooding. I did enjoy hearing from Sally and look forward to hearing more throughout the year. The Waxwing is gorgeous! Amazing find with the fox! I hope March will be lovely 😊
Thanks very much Princess. It is very wet here still so hoping March will be drier! Tx for watching and best wishes, Rob
It's great to see the New Forest, what's inside and around it. Rain is good for the land, trees, plants and wildlife, but too much rain can also cause damage. Beautiful nature adventure!
Thanks WON. Yes too much rain is not good. We have had a very wet winter here this time
Hi Rob it did look chilly there and nice to see this update in the forest, we really need to visit one day. Shame about the storm damage, the cyclists would had to be careful in the floods. Loved the pony nibbling away at the upper branches of the tree 😃
Nice to hear Sally share what being a commoner is, I've not heard of this before and how commoners own the ponies in the New Forest. Tyndall was great Rob, will look forward to hearing more from Sally in the future 👍~ Anna
Thanks Anna. We'll be seeing more of Sally and her commoning family thoughout the year, so I'm looking forward to seeing how that develops. Hope all is well in Wales. Thanks for watching and best wishes, Rob
I never like to wish my life away but I never like January or February, too many storms, to much rain and too much gloom. I have heard of those ponies owned by commoners and Sally gave a good explanation and also a good warning if you get too close too. We had snow for about 4 days but as soon as it came it was gone, it never lingers now like it used to when I was a kid. Never expected to see a seal or an eagle down there but good to hear they are trying to reintroduced them now. Nice to see an otter out in the wild, something I have tried and failed to do before. Real nice the spring is on the way but I could do without the snakes, cheers Alan
Thanks very much Alan. Yes, Spring is nearly here. I don't like Jan and Feb either, it's either too wet or too cold or both. As you say though, mustn't wish our lives away. Just need for time to slow down a bit now for the next few months:) Tx for watching, as always. Best wishes, Rob
Thanks Rob for that interesting interview with Sally. Thanks also for passing on the Eagle photos, I'd heard about this project so good to know it's working. Lovely to see the otter video from your friend Caroline.
Thanks Anne. We'll be seeing more of Sally and her commoning family thoughout the year, so I'm looking forward to seeing how that develops. I'm hoping to do a vid on the eagle project but it depends on whether I can get enough material. Thanks for watching and best wishes, Rob
Rob you really do show the beauty of the New Forest, loved this. Warm wishes from Millionaire Paul 👋
Thanks Paul. The New Forest Video Diary is now starting its 5th year - it's my labour of love :) Tx for watching and all the best, Rob
interesting to see whats going on in the forest there mate
*🦘Au🦘💯full view always📺thumbs up👍😎*
Tx Billy, always something going on in the forest!
Hi Mr. New Forest
You have fascinating content and I see You are nature lover.
Wwwowoow I am sorry to hear flooding...Did you have any damage in your property as well?
Your observation in the forest amazes me.
Aweeee offspring? 2:43 cute.... wow ponies love her 3:44
OMGoodness, Yes, seals, pups we call in Washington State they are cutie.
Wow great capturing...wow what? does it cry like a dog???? 7:19
What's the outstanding observation! I really enjoy it
Well done. Excellent job.
Hello Ms Kayak7seas. Thanks very much for watching my video, I'm pleased you found it interesting. Yes, the fox does bark like a dog, they are related. Have a lovely week and best wishes, Rob
Absolutely fascinating Rob.
Loved the footage of the seals, Sea Eagles and foxes.
And obviously the Otter too Stunning mate.
And what a nightmare the flooding in Brockenhurst looked.
Hope you’re having a good week mate.
We’re just hoping it’s going to stop raining!!
Tx Dave, I'm pleased you found it interesting. You'll remember the ford in Brockenhurst from when you visited. It must have been 4 foot deep! March tomorrow, Spring is on the way and I see that you have just uploaded a video about that! I will look at it later today. All the best, Rob
You captured some incredible moments of the new forest wildlife. It was an amazing compilation of various wildlife encounters, but I was particularly amazed by the fox screaming! Greetings from Botswana! 🇧🇼
Thanks very much for watching, I'm pleased you liked it. Yes, the fox screaming was a surprise to me. We are hoping to visit Botswana in June.
@@LivinginTheNewForest That's great! I wish you a pleasant stay with many pleasing memories.
Hey, friends! I hope you're doing well and that life outside of the platform is treating you kindly. Wonderful adventure video~
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful sharing 🙂🙂🙂
Thanks for watching, I'm pleased you enjoyed it
Great video ! Old Henk did a good job of filling up the ford !! Foxes do scream .. I hear them all the time in my local woodlands.. wonderful sound !! Have a great weekend my friend !!
Yes, Storm Henk didn't hekp things too much! The fox screaming was a surprise, never heard that before. All the best, Rob
@@LivinginTheNewForest ah no they are screamers.. the Vixens use that vocal to call the cubs to order too ! ..wonderful nature !!
Very interesting place it amazed me wonderful and amazing forest video diary
Thanks Miss jhenn, I'm pleased that you found the video diary interesting. Thanks also for taking the time to comment, much appreciated. Best wishes, Rob
@@LivinginTheNewForest your welcome