In this video we visit Daisy Nook, a small countryside park sandwiched between Ashton-Under-Lyne and Oldham. We aim to capture song birds in the ever changing weather conditions.
Got you're Dads sentiment entirely , we stop in weekend just go out midweek. Just had a fantastic week in Rosedale, cottage in a farm. guy who owned told me of a Barn Owl that appeared every night, and it did! Dippers in the river through the farm. Magic place.
Love the father & son photography day out definitely memories to be cherished. Your vlog also gave me an idea for a woodland just behind my house which I haven't been to in over 10 years. Might be worth a days walk to see what's about and feed an area! Looking forward to your future uploads mate. All the best.
Enjoying your videos ! Been following along for a while now 👍 Just a quick one you may or may not know this but… “ “Whole peanuts should always be provided in a wire mesh feeder so that birds can only take small pieces rather than whole nuts and there is little risk of them choking. This is especially important during the breeding season when adult birds may feed them to their chicks.” I remember my dad telling me this but just thought I’d share as seems you put out full size peanut down! Not trying to tell you how to suck eggs 😂 keep up the good work 👍
Dan it was nice meeting u today at martin mere stood near the board which your partner was takeing a video I love your videos with u and your dad keep up the good work my name is dennis from standish nr wigan
Very nice like this style of vlogging with your dad just walking around and shoot away😀 one tip: the soundtrack was a bit to loud making your voice hard to hear. Maybe skipping that when talking? Anyways…new subscriber and looking forward to your next one👍 have a look at my digiscoping channel …just started out…regards from Holland🇳🇱
Thanks Ron really appreciate your feedback especially regards background soundtrack, I will take that into account on future videos. I’ll definitely check out your channel 👍🏻
At this time of year peanuts and seed, in the spring when they have chicks I avoid peanuts as some people believe that they choke them. I then use mealworms which are always the best
Too cool!
Thanks Jon 👍🏻
Got you're Dads sentiment entirely , we stop in weekend just go out midweek. Just had a fantastic week in Rosedale, cottage in a farm. guy who owned told me of a Barn Owl that appeared every night, and it did! Dippers in the river through the farm. Magic place.
Sounds my ideal location Alan, thanks for sharing your experience with us.
All the best mate 👍🏻
There's no better to describe spending a quality time with your dad 🙂 Nice from ONE adventure to another 😀 👍
Thank you so much and thanks for subscribing 👍🏻
Hi Dan.. it's Malc from Daisy Nook. Your Dad was asking about my gloves.. said I would send him a link when I got the info... Keep up the good work.
Hi Malc, thanks for the comment will let my Dad know. Take care mate 👍🏻
Love the father & son photography day out definitely memories to be cherished. Your vlog also gave me an idea for a woodland just behind my house which I haven't been to in over 10 years. Might be worth a days walk to see what's about and feed an area!
Looking forward to your future uploads mate. All the best.
Thanks James, really appreciate your feedback. Me and my Dad love getting out and about so there’s plenty of more videos to come 👍🏻
Enjoying your videos ! Been following along for a while now 👍
Just a quick one you may or may not know this but… “
“Whole peanuts should always be provided in a wire mesh feeder so that birds can only take small pieces rather than whole nuts and there is little risk of them choking. This is especially important during the breeding season when adult birds may feed them to their chicks.” I remember my dad telling me this but just thought I’d share as seems you put out full size peanut down!
Not trying to tell you how to suck eggs 😂 keep up the good work 👍
So I tend to crush mine up if feed them loose
Thanks for your comment and advice on feeding birds, I will definitely be crushing mine up moving forward…..Great tip 👍🏻
Thanks again
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Dan it was nice meeting u today at martin mere stood near the board which your partner was takeing a video I love your videos with u and your dad keep up the good work my name is dennis from standish nr wigan
Thanks so much for coming over to say hello Dennis it was a pleasure to meet you. Hope we cross paths in the future 👍🏻
Great video Dan...it was nice meeting up with you and your dad...looking forward to many more videos....
Thanks very much, it was great to meet up with you guys too 👍🏻
Very enjoyable video...love the musical choice too
Thank you for your feedback, it’s most appreciated 👍🏻
Loved this so nice to watch, sorry nt sure about music found it distracting maybe just me thanks xxxxx
Thanks for the feedback Jacqueline, always appreciated
Hi Dan just found your channel and subscribed, I do like a nice Grey Heron.
Thanks Martin I appreciate the follow 👍🏻
Really enjoyed the video, wish I had the confidence to do a vlog so I’ll just stick to taking bird photos. Subscribed 👍🏻
Thanks Alan, it took me ages to pluck up the courage to start this channel. Have courage and give it a go 👍🏻
Very nice like this style of vlogging with your dad just walking around and shoot away😀 one tip: the soundtrack was a bit to loud making your voice hard to hear. Maybe skipping that when talking? Anyways…new subscriber and looking forward to your next one👍 have a look at my digiscoping channel …just started out…regards from Holland🇳🇱
Thanks Ron really appreciate your feedback especially regards background soundtrack, I will take that into account on future videos. I’ll definitely check out your channel 👍🏻
Hi Dannt can I ask what the camera support clamp on the lens attached to the Gimbal please
It’s a Gitzo gimbal head and the plate attached to the lens came with the gimbal. Hope this answers your question Derrick 👍🏻
what kind of food you feed the birds?
At this time of year peanuts and seed, in the spring when they have chicks I avoid peanuts as some people believe that they choke them. I then use mealworms which are always the best
@@danwillis_photography Thank you for your reply😘
Music is toooo loud
Thanks for the feedback Bev