Wildlife Videos

Watch these adorable Eurasian Swallow fledglings being fed by their busy parents on the stunning coastal cliffs of Torbay, Devon, UK!

(Published 17th July 2026)

Experience pure serenity with "Calming Wildlife: Oystercatchers Preening - 4K Nature Relaxation Video”. Immerse yourself with these beautiful shorebirds as they meticulously groom themselves in stunning 4K Ultra HD. (Published 3rd July 2026)

Escape the noise of the world and immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of a British summer meadow. In this long-form relaxation video, witness a stunning Marble White butterfly resting peacefully on a single strand of long grass, with a backdrop of rhythmic summer breeze & soft rain. (Published 24th June)

An incredibly close encounter with two adorable baby Roe deer (fawns) as they graze and walk right up to the camera lens! If you love cute wildlife moments and peaceful nature videos, this up-close look at these curious deer will melt your heart. (Published 17th June 2026)

In this long-form wildlife documentary, we go deep into the dense brambles and hedgerows to capture the incredible survival story of fledgling Eurasian Whitethroats (Curruca communis). You’ll get a close-up look at one of the fastest childhoods in the bird world.

(Published 12th June 2026)

Experience nature's most brilliant (and brutal) backyard behaviour like never before! Watch a Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos) use an old fallen tree as an anvil to shatter a snail shell in ultra-high-definition super slow motion. (Published 1oth June 2026)

Discover the mesmerizing world of the Emerald Damselfly (Lestes sponsa)! In this bite-sized nature documentary, we explore one of the UK’s most beautiful wetland insects, known for its brilliant metallic green body. (Published 5th June 2026)

Escape into a moment of pure peace with this beautiful, ultra high-definition footage of a Painted Lady Butterfly. Dedicated to the memory of Judith "Lynne" Cartmell (Published 5th June 2026)

Witness nature’s incredible ingenuity up close! In this video, an adult Song Thrush demonstrates its remarkable tool-using behaviour, utilizing the horizontal trunk of a dead tree as a natural anvil to break open snail shells and feed its hungry fledglings.

(Published 3rd June 2026)

Unwind and experience a quiet evening with an Oystercatcher, paired with beautiful calming music and relaxing wildlife footage. This soothing nature video is perfect for bird watching enthusiasts, deep relaxation, study background music, or anyone needing a peaceful escape to de-stress. (Published 29th May 2026)

Experience the serene beauty of a wetland sunset. If you’re looking for a moment of peace, join me for a slow-paced nature observation as we spot the elusive Common Snipe. (Published 27th May 2026)

Witness the incredibly cute (and slightly chaotic) moment a fledgling Long-tailed tit takes its very first steps into the big wide world!(Published 22nd May 2026)

Ever noticed a male Dunnock frantically pecking at a female’s rear end in your garden? It looks bizarre, but it’s actually one of nature’s most ruthless and strategic mating behaviours! In this video, we uncover the fascinating science behind dunnock cloaca-pecking and the wild, dramatic world of bird relationship dynamics.

(Published 20th May 2026)

Ready to stop seeing white tails bouncing away in the distance? Getting close to Roe Deer requires more than just luck; it’s about understanding their biology, mastering the wind, and slowing down your internal clock. In this guide, I break down the essential fieldcraft skills you need to bridge the gap and get those incredible close-up views (or photos!) without spooking them. (Published 15th May 2026)

In this video, we take a deep dive into the alarming decline of one of the most iconic farmland birds: the Northern Lapwing (Vanellus vanellus). Known for its distinctive "peewit" call and incredible aerial displays, this species is now facing a critical turning point.

(Published 13th May 2026)

In this video, I head out into the fields during the "golden hour" and manage to get incredibly close to a beautiful Roe Deer Buck. Watch as he grazes undisturbed, showcasing his stunning antlers and cautious nature in the fading light. (Published 8th May 2026)

In this video you'll get to watch White Storks close-up and hear how they're being successfully re-introduced to the UK.

(Published 6th May 2026)

Watch Honey Bees drinking from a bird bath, cleaning themselves and flying about in a garden. (Published 1st May 2026)

Watch this attractive songbird look for a bite to eat. (Published 29th April 2026)

Watch two feisty Bluetits come to blows in super slow motion. (Published 24th April 2026)

Watch and listen to this delightful spring visitor. (Published 22nd April 2026)

In this longform video I explain how to get close to Pheasants. (Published 17th April 2026)

A YouTube longform format video. (Published 10th April 2026)

A YouTube longform format video. (Published 3rd April 2026)

A YouTube long form video explaining why Roe Deer rest during the day. (Published 27th March 2026)

A YouTube long form video explaining why Black-headed Gulls fly low to the water and dip their beaks. (Published 13th March 2026)

A YouTube long form video with facts relating to the House Sparrow. (Published 27th February 2026)

A YouTube long form video with facts related to the Ring-necked Pheasant. (Published 13th February 2026)

A YouTube long form video with facts relating to the Tufted Duck. (Published 30th January 2026)

A YouTube long form video with facts relating to the Eurasian Wren. (Published 21st January 2026)

A YouTube long form video of Little Egrets fishing, together with audio information on the species. (Published 14th January 2026)

A YouTube long form video of a Pied Wagtail searching for food. Includes voiceover information. (Published 9th January 2026)

YouTube long form version. (Published 31st December 2025)

A Grey Heron struggles to land at the top of a thinly branched tree. (Published 26th December 2025)

A glamorous female kingfisher poses and then dives from her perch. (Published 19th December 2025)

Featuring in order of appearance: Mute Swan - Grey Squirrel - Red Deer Stag - Male Pochard Duck - Female Eurasian Kingfisher - Grey Wagtail - Red Fox Vixen - Grey Heron - Roe Deer Doe With Fawn - Male Tufted Duck. (Published 5th December 2025)

Watch a Grey Wagtail Preening it's feathers on our YouTube Channel. (Published 3rd December 2025)