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Just watched five on the trot: guess it's time to subscribe :) Thank you

0:30 I should not have laughed at the pooping goose 🤣

I think they are so pretty when I first came to Korea I saw them just landing so close to me while I was walking at the park and I was so in awe of how gorgeous they are. And nosey

Great Vid! This is one of my favourite birds here in the UK, and I love how they live alongside us, they are a pretty little bird and really animated. I know they are no Corvid, but it wouldn’t surprise me if they are fairly intelligent as birds go.

Wow, there was a bloody pike down there!

Boudicca had a hare in the folds of her cloak ...

they are kool little birds

Are they safe to eat?

Just realised that blackbirds are not corvids!

Always loved ospreys since I was a child what an amazing sight to see them take a fish from the water one of nature's most spectacular shows brilliant video

How long can a pair of mute swans lay eggs which actually hatch cignets?

#what if the starling fledgling can't fly very well ..aren't they at Risk of becoming victims of cats and other birds...

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I live in Sydney Australia and for years I have observed swallows flying and swooping over a particular paddock near my home there. To my delight I observed swallows performing the same swooping actions over a lake in Wales whilst on holiday there. Can someone tell me is there any connection between the two . .

Another great video

I love watching these birds fish,

These things mess with woodpeckers and try to steal the home (sometimes successful) They should be dispatched by any means possible.. unfortunately

Invasive species in the U.S. they were introduced in the 1890s.."The birds were intentionally released by a group who wanted America to have all the birds that Shakespeare ever mentioned. "

Yes!!! I've been waiting so long for this, Ospreys are my favourite bird!!! Amazing video as always!!

My fiance & I found two starling birds dead only about twenty feet away from eachother in Arizona, it was very suprising so doing my research now, would anyone know, are they common here?

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This is such a beautiful bird. We don't have them here, so thank you for sharing this.

Thank you . brilliantly made film .As always

Love these beautiful little birds.

Prachtige beelden. Jacq

Another great one Liam, some amazing footage there too,many thanks 😁

Have loads in my garden and starlings but o have a seed feeder and bird bath

I watch the nest's in Wales Scotland ,one in Florida at the moment wonderful birds 🦅🦅

I love Crow's and Ravens. Thanks for the video.

Ta Liam. The footage of the osprey catching 2 fish on one dive is unbelievable. Ive spent a fair bit of time watching them fish at Rutland and never seen that before. Always good to see them so 👍

My favourite bird of prey, I watch all the osprey nest live feeds in the Uk, they are amazing birds.

never seen an ospreay

About 25 years ago I used to see Little Owls EVERY DAY travelling too and from work in Sussex, always just standing on fence posts at the side of the road. I was shocked to hear there are only 5000 odd in the UK. I'm going to do the same drive in the summer evenings to see if I see any and I'm PRAYING that I do! Such beautiful creatures, I could stop, wind my window down and talk to them and they'd just look at me with that CUTE angry expression 😠😄🥰

unlike most globally widespread species they are specialists instead of generalists

I am from the US where they are invasive, but I rescued a little dove that I could not ID. Turns out it was a collared dove. He made a full recovery and we just watched this video together. He enjoyed it.

I see those in my backyard and my neighborhood every single day, They're very cute & pretty.

The Eastern Grey Squirrel is very destructive, even in their native habitats. They gnaw electrical wires … somehow not killing themselves … destroy young trees, will kill and eat nestling birds like cardinals, damage and/or destroy gardens, etc. etc. They’ve destroyed hundreds of dollars in Dutch tulips in my gardens as well as others in the area over the years. Although I’d never put out poison or traps as they’re undiscriminating in their actions, I have live trapped the grey devils and relocated them in the forests where they don’t wreak havoc on the environment. Sure, they’re cute, but at what cost? 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦

I just rescued a raven with a broken wing to wheee its twisted and rotten. I had to cut it the rest of the way off because of the infection that was spreading. Now she’s healing up and more active in my big bird sanctuary.

I did say before to you I haven't had any notification of your videos for two years

The Egyptian goose is a classic British bird

4:34 How did it manage to catch two large fish in one go!? Great footage. And thanks for the interesting facts too.

Good video man. It is suitable for all the family. Everyone should know this stuff. Keep at it. We will watch it.

Thanks Liam, great video.

The whole history of nature is one of migration and competition. Any animal that can survive and compete here deserves to make its home here.

Thing is Liam - not only do you make great informative videos but you come across as someone you'd like to have a pint with!!

Interesting that the pair splits up outside of the breeding season. Rarely fail to learn something new from your videos buddy. 👍👍👍🤓

One circled several times very low over my house today... In the town of Frome in Somerset.

I was lucky to see a pair up in Boat of Garten.