Is this the best NATURE RESERVE in the UK? 

Another lovely video Liam thank you… you should be on the tele as you seem such a lovely chap full of knowledge and have such a way of presenting that’s so natural and enthusiastic.

‘Owl’s it going’ got the thumbs-up immediately! Another great video, and Minsmere & Westleton Heath are added to my places to go.

Lesson learned, Liam: always carry a spare battery in your pocket! Thankfully for you - and us - the Stone Curlews weren't yet active, so you were able to get them on film. I just love your enthusiasm for all things Nature and I really enjoy watching and - even in my mid-50s - learning from your trips out.

Hi Liam brilliant video again beautiful footage of all the wild life love watching your videos and the way you put the wild life that you see keep up your brilliant work and videos Bernard

Never fails to amaze me how much information you include in your videos, fantastic and educational.

I've been going minsmere all my life, it's just so full of rare and wonderful wildlife

How interesting.

You have an immense knowledge of fish and wildlife Liam,i always learn something every time i watch your video,s......

Hi Liam - we made our first Minsmere visit in October - after hearing it was Chris Packham's favourite reserve - a really memorable trip... Keep on doing what you do ! 👍

Fantastic video, well edited. Thanks for another great day out 👍🦌🍄🍂

👍 Nice one Liam! The Stone Curlews were a coup! I imagine they'd have migrated south pretty soon after you filmed them! 🙂

I'm in awe at your knowledge and photography. I was waiting for you to say" Do you know who I am" ? When you couldn't find your card.🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love your channel as I don't even know the difference between a sparrow and a finch. Thanks for the video.

I just love seeing all your work you are doing with your camera,I love all the bird life you have filmed ,I’m Barry here in Australia I’m looking forward to more of your work Liam

Greetongs from the Netherlands. Excellent production squire. Thank you

Great video Liam! It brought back fond memories of my visits to Minsmere. I loved the way in which you captured the essential essence of this beautiful place.

Another enjoyable video Liam 👍

That deer was very helpful letting that other deer jump on its back,so that he could see over the fence.

Another great video, as always! Thank you.

I really love your videos.....Thanks so much ❤

Love Minsmere, thank you for the tip on where to see Stone Curlew 👍

great video great detail you have an exellent way of explaining about the wildlife looking forward to the next one thanks for sharing

Another excellent video ..

I pretty much grew up down the road I’ve seen hen harriers wild horses snakes lizards red deer owls of every description and boy did I take it for granted

That was great bro thanks, I felt like I was out there with you, it chilled me right out after a stressful few days, cheers.

great stuff; thanks

Great video Liam. The fish captured by the Egret was a perch btw. Keep up the good work!!!!

What a super video, Liam. This was so interesting and good fun to watch. Thoroughly enjoyed it and was engrossed from start to finish.

Yet another great video, we really do enjoy them. Thank you so much.

Great as always. Thank you

Really lovely video - learned a few things too!

Excellent video and I thoroughly enjoyed it thank you

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Cracking vid mate!

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Thanks Liam, I really enjoyed this vid, such a diverse array birds, and those deer were marvellous. Looking forward to the next one 👍🏼

Great job Liam. I enjoyed that.

Fantastic

This is such a nice place i love it there

I’m a new viewer of the channel and I’m loving the videos! I have a go at birdwatching at reserves myself (but not often successfully!), but by watching your videos it’s helping my identification and gives me ideas of what to look for! Keep it up!

Goldifnches are a charm?! How wonderful

You should go to Rutland Water Nature Reserve. That’s where I usually go. BTW, another great video! 😊

Thank you so much. I really enjoyed your day at Minsmere. Jan in Findhorn

It was a great day out. I'm really impressed by your camera, it's got a great zoom and the footage is really stable. My footage is all over the place!

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Regarding the Moth . Utetheisa pulchelloides, the heliotrope moth, is a moth of the family Erebidae. It is found in the Indo-Australian region . Family: Erebidae . It's a bit lost ! Best wishes , Richard .

Nice video as ever. Hopefully i can get to Mjnsmere myself soon!

hello there Liam, another amazing adventure but to video. i hope one day to be able to explore at least some of Minsmere, always looks so interesting. it is hard to know what to take sometimes, or have the space for extra batteries, but at least you had them in the car. i am glad you managed to get some footage before the you lost the light.

I’m glad you had such a lovely day and got super lucky too!! Can’t believe you saw those stone curlews 0.o got my TV set up so now I can watch you on a big screen! :)

🎥 I have to say that this is my favorite video so far of your wildlife trail videos. There was a nice variety. You camera work is excellent and steady. Lol, even with a dead battery. Believe me, I’d be one of the first to say if it wasn’t. Especially, if it wasn’t steady. I get nauseous easily from people filming with a swing, swing, swing motion. They don’t realize that the camera is not like our eyes or brain which can adapt easily to looking around. No one wants to look around like that through a camera. Anyway, you do a great job at filming I’ve never gotten that seasick feeling. Thank you for including the red deer 🦌 at the end, good timing on that one. I like when you have a variety it keeps it really interesting. Great job! 😁

Another beautiful video. When you approached the sea I thought you were going to be brave and have a paddle! I've always fancied visiting Minsmere. I'm not too far from Ellesmere which is a really gorgeous place. It can be very busy at times but if you visit one of the other local meres nearby it can be very peaceful. Best regards.

Excellent Liam, you are really bringing your nature seeing diary videos to another level. So fascinating and informative story telling... Great nature at our doorsteps.

One reserve I've been meaning to visit for sometime now, thanks for the great video and lucky you seeing those Stone Curlews !

Nice footage and presentation. I've heard it said before as well that the stonechat call is like 2 pebbles hitting each other. However, all the soundfiles on Google sound nothing like that!

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Hi there, amazing video, I live 5 hours away and I really want to visit for one creature only, which is the antlion, my favourite insect that I wish to see in real life!!! Was just wondering if you knew if they were still there? As travelling 5 hours only to find out they aren’t would be heartbreaking💔

Minsmere is a lovely reserve. Did you get a chance to see the Glossy Ibis' that visited Minsmere earlier this year?

God I need to grow up I’m 35 and still have a little laugh every time Liam mentions tits 😂

Thanks Liam!! I didn't know that chaffinches were suffering from a fungus. Is it just me or is there a shortage of birds generally this year? I live in South Manchester. I walk through Chorlton nature reserve almost every day. There is such a lack of birds and bird sounds compared to other years. I used to see nuthatches, tree creepers, greenfinches, linnets. I haven't seen one of the eponymous birds at all this year! I do see a regular pair of kingfishers along the river mersey. I read that they don't usually remain in pairs after the mating season but this pair seem quite happy together. I also haven't seen or heard an owl this year. Do you know if there is a general reduction of birds throughout the country. Regards, Simon.

Do you need to pay for entry at RSPB sites now? Never had a problem before.

Hi Liam I know it’s got nothing to do with your latest video but I was wondering do you still have your Keen wildlife camera and if so what do you think of it now you’ve had it a while?

So great , in 94 I came from Somerset to see bearded tit, marsh harrier, bittern, at mimsmere Luckily now because of the Somerset levels we have all these birds and the great white egret nested for the first time in UK 2014?? in Somerset ! Also the cranes near langport are great to see , Are Dartford warblers really in Norfolk? , I thought a south coast species ! 😔