pierre.huber68:
MMA...
pierre.huber68:
Cinclus cinclus
Theo Rouers:
Spoonbill, a rare bird for our area, filmed in 4k with the OM1 and the 300mm F4 Pro, from a monopod with a simple ballhead - video is slowed down to 50%.
Stefan_Bilder:
Nachtigall
Urszula K. CA:
The walk of shame 😉
Stefan_Bilder:
Purpurreiher
Jeffxyz:
a good selection of beasties crossing the bottom end of my garden over the last couple of nights.
Theo Rouers:
Relaxing video of a Stonechat and a Lapwing on a windy day - 29th March 2024 - Kalkmoeras Susteren (NL)
Judy Royal Glenn Photography:
screech owl | Laurel Creek | Judy Royal Glenn Photography
Jeffxyz:
I found a fox hole in the woods. After 4 nights sadly no fox action but i did get some nice Roe Deer footage.
Theo Rouers:
Singing Robin & Wren, March 15th 2024
Jeffxyz:
I threw some hedgehog food down last night to see if any were about. Result, yes, but the hedgehog was not as interested in it as the hungry fox! As for my spaniel ............... ! 😆
Theo Rouers:
Testing my new Leica 100-400 F4.0 to F6.3 II for video on my Panasonic Lumix G9 II
Theo Rouers:
Filmed the water wildlife at Parkbos Millen (near the village where I live)
Theo Rouers:
Crane | Grue | Kran | Kraanvogel | Grus Grus - Susteren-Hommelheide NL March, 7th 2024
Theo Rouers:
Surprisingly fine 'cheap' lens for my Lumix G9II - the Lumix 100-300mm F4-F5.6 II
johnbell18 (3M views):
Argentina Landscape
Theo Rouers:
Great White Egrits, a Heron, Roe Deer on the run and lots of Sea Gulls
Theo Rouers:
Hen Harrier | Busard Saint Martin | Kornweihe | Blauwe Kiekendief
Theo Rouers:
Swanlake... unedited, directly from the camera (Panasonic G9II - Olympus 300 F4 Pro))
Masakino Fuquini:
Japanese Sparrows
Judy Royal Glenn Photography:
“Wake up Little Susie” Two black bears cubs play in a tree in Cades Cove Tennessee in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park | Judy Royal Glenn Photography
David Brooker:
Fred was hungry today
Theo Rouers:
Relaxing 4K120fps slowmotion video, filmed on a rainy, grey day in February 2024
Jeffxyz:
I threw a load of old unshelled hazelnuts down, primarily to try to get clips of a red squirrel. But I've ended up with 100+ clips of foxes chomping on the nuts! First up is I think a young vixen from last year, followed by a much chunkier dog fox!
