Dawn to dusk at Rainham Marshes : Spring Wildlife - Linnet Singing, Wheatear and other wildlife

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I spend all day at RSPB Rainham Marshes filming all the wildlife I can find: Singing Linnets, Beeflies, Tortoise Beetles, Brimstone Butterflies, Fencepost Jumping Spider and more using my 3000mm set up - the Panasonic Gh6, Olympus 2x teleconverter, Om 150-400mm f4.5 + built in 1.25x tele, with 1.5x crop of pixel to pixel mode - giving me the equivalent of 3000mm in 4K
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Комментарии : 19

@emmagrove8455 3 дня назад

So much to love in this, Neil!

@mikecoleridge8982 14 дней назад

I enjoyed my walk along the marshes, and your enthusiasm. Thanks, Mike

@ukwildlife 11 дней назад

Glad you enjoyed it, thank you :)

@newtuber4freedom43 14 дней назад

Lovely! ☮️💟

@ukwildlife 11 дней назад

Thank you! 😊

@capturingnaturewithsandip 14 дней назад

Awesome so wonderful video again.

@ukwildlife 11 дней назад

Thank you :)

@seanmarah6886 14 дней назад

Great video, well done.

@ukwildlife 11 дней назад

Thank you very much! :)

@jess53nz 14 дней назад

You should be far more than reasonably happy with the lapwing flying!!

@ukwildlife 11 дней назад

Thanks, could have been better though, but getting in looping in flight from in a hide is probably a bit ambitions!

@richardchew1767 14 дней назад

Lovely video Neil. Common Terns in my opinion although Arctic, Sandwich and Black have been reported in recent weeks. RSPB Rainham Marshes is a site that I know well. Always something to see at any time of the year but spring is brilliant.

@ukwildlife 11 дней назад

Thanks, Ben spotted some Arctics over the Thames a bit later on so I wasnt 100% sure. Its a fab site :)

@garystefan8550 14 дней назад

Amazing video mate! It was a very enjoyable watch. There is a Tern raft near the Ken Barrett hide, today there were 7 or so Common Terns roosting (possibly nesting) on it. They might be the same Terns you saw.

@ukwildlife 11 дней назад

Thanks, yes on a visit last week I spotted some Common tern activity over the rafts, but some Arctic Terns were reported on the Thames on the day this was filmed so I wimped out!

@youphototube 13 дней назад

I don't shoot film, and I am always amazed at how much better the DOF is than a still image. I must look I to why that is. Great range of wildlife. What lens were you shooting the jumping spider with?

@ukwildlife 11 дней назад

Thanks The main reason for larger DOF is you are often shooting at smaller aperture - most of this is at f11, as my shutter speed is double the frame rate (1/50th at 25fps - normal speed) so I can get correct exposure at the narrower aperture, to allow for movement of the subject. Plus with 2 teleconvertors this set up is f11 anyway! The lns for the jumping spider is the Laowa Macro Probe lens - a weird but wonderful lens :)

@seanmarah6886 11 дней назад

When I go to Rainham marshes I don't tend to see much so wondering do you do walking tours?, if not you should think about it as you'd be very popular!

@ukwildlife 5 дней назад

Thanks, I would do but I don't think the RSPB would be very happy, as they run their own walks there :D :)