You are the only person on youtube that I don‘t get bored watching for more than an hour! Loved the insights and thoughts on the baiting part. But what I loved most was Björns snoring in the background 😂😂😂

Mannn that dog made me so happy when I heard him snoring @ minute 20. 😂😂😂😂😂 he was like ‘guys listen to Morten while I nap here”

I always give a thumbs up when I start a new video because I know Morten's videos are always top quality.

I'm watching you from Russia. I think your content is very high quality; in our country, many photographers take staged shots with almost tame animals and re-present it as wildlife. You have real wild nature in your video!

My favorite camera content creator - he actually uses his gear.

I haven’t even watched it yet but already know it’s going to be a great video. Thanks Morten👍👍

Your closing comments were an echo of my feelings regarding nature and using bait to attract wildlife for photos and videos -- thank you.

I have been photographing red kites and nesting ospreys this week in Wales, in beautiful weather except for one afternoon when I and my camera equipment got thoroughly drenched by heavy rain, so your straightforward methods of drying out camera gear came in very useful. Your videos are always enjoyable to watch and I always learn something from them, especially as your methods come from doing it and not from theory, and your presentation is always free of waffle. Thank you Morten; I look forward to your next video.

Can’t believe Bjorn is 13.5 years old he looks amazing ❤ thank you Morten great video it’s amazing to see how much work goes into the photos and videos you make. Can’t think of a better way to end the day than with a beer and homemade pizza.

To what degree do we want to take the question of baiting? Fishermen have used bait for fish for centuries. We have fish hatcheries which the government uses to grow the fish to stock lakes and reservoirs with, which in turn attracts birds of prey as well as others. The Midwest of the US is one big giant bird seed farm for migratory birds. When you consider it in this way, tossing a fish or two so an osprey can catch it and you get a magnificent photo, benefits both the osprey and you. I’m just jealous because I haven’t advanced to that point, yet.

To be in nature makes me feel beeing part of it and "having the right size", feeling gratefull and full of peace.. Somebody said once to me: you only can protect what you know! So, I agree with you. Your videos can be a little piece making people more aware of the value of nature. Thank you Morten, especialy for the livestreams

Spending an hour with you watching your videos is time well spent. Lovely job as usual, Cheers~Peter

Nice to see you again. I have a handy hint for the moisture issue with gear. Use baby diapers and stuff all over by bag and storage area. It does not take up too much space and is rather inexpensive Love your work

Your ethics, morality and true love of nature, alongside your photographic altruisim is inspirational to many. Slainte Mhath 🍕🍻

Dear Morten, thank you so much for sharing your expertise and experience with your community / your followers. It's so interesting, entertaining and amusing (snoring Björn, cutting Pizza with an axe, how to handle ordinary human needs in nature,...) to listen and watching. To make this videos is a lot of work. So enjoy your coffee, beer, pizza and private time at your cosy home. I'm looking forward to follow your coming adventures. ☕

you gotta love @mortenhilmer one of the few guys who doesn't have to explain himself but he does so anyway. Always an enjoyable adventure.

I don't know what you feed little Bjorn, but he is amazingly spry and active for a little doggie his age. I thoroughly enjoyed every bit of this video, Morten. Usually 15 minutes is a stretch for me in most photography videos, but you and about three more regular posters always get my undivided attention. Thank you.

Even if you made videos of 10hours they would never get boring. Love it. Thank you for letting us be part of your adventures your life

What a fantastic video! Lots of useful information, combined with exterior images and practical examples. And I completely agree with your opinion. Thank you so much for continuing to make and share these videos. And yes, I missed it already!

Thank you for sharing BTS and techniques for taking care of wet gear. It was wonderful! We get gray rainy winter here in Pacific Northwest, US and can definitely use your tips! The comment about baiting reminds me of hunters. I personally don’t like hunting, but I have learned some hunters are active conservationist to sustain their hunting ground. If baiting or hunting does more favor than harm to nature, I am not against it.

Loved your video, and especially your little talk at the end. I agree completely with your view of baiting. And then if you could choose between fantastic photo trips with arranged scenes or your own back yard you would chose the latter. I don't really have the choice to go to fantastic places, but also not a big urge, I just love to explore what is happening close to home. A fox, an badger, a deer, a boar, all the birds, the toads and frogs. I have endless entertainment, and love to go out with the camera and just take it in. Getting pictures is secondary to the experience.

you're exactly right, people need to put things into context, see the big picture. walk the streets of Los Angeles, there are people without homes everywhere, struggling. or do we complain when someone baits a bird with a single fish ? my point is .... there are MANY, MANY other things in this world to be an activist for. putting out bird food to take some photographs is not one of them. the latter brings joy and benefits to this world. and thank you Morten for being such an awesome person

19:53, Bjorn snoring lol.

Thank you for sharing this video, it's interesting to see the backround of your beautiful pictures and adventures. Bjørn is funny and cute as always. Take care 🙂

Finally he came back with new car, Morten for your shots man we believe in you

Great to see your thoughts behind the curtain on why you choose specific gear.

Love how the Bjorn's nose and then the whole snout makes its way into the frame making him look like an overly curious passer-by :)

These last few weeks have been difficult and depressing for me and I noticed you added a new video, I rushed to watch it because it’s always educational and entertaining and it also helps to forget everything else, even if its just for an hour and seven minutes. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and video taping a new episode. Cheers!

Just incredible, Morton. You are such a great advocate for wildlife, the natural world, photography, and coffee. "See you out there" trooper! 👏👏👏

I was really looking forward to it. It was good to see you again. 👍

Thank you very much for this extremely beautiful video and your wise words at the end. You are speaking from my Heart ❤

It is why you shine bright. Love the video as always.

Thank you, Morten! I really enjoyed this one. Right up till the end. Best I’ve watched in quite a while. The pizza and your reflections on photography and presevation was an unexpected bonus!

Thank you Morten! I really appreciate you breaking this down.

As always it's most engaging & informative to watch your videos! Thank you, Love & blessings to you Morten!

Tremendous effort and lots of skill, experience, and hard work to capture amazing moments in nature!

This is a great combination of spontaneous, relaxed demeanor and meticulously planned hard work. Not easy! Most of us have no clue how much work all this is. Not so long ago this used to be done by the whole TV crews who had a person appointed for each aspect of the job, like script, direction, camera, audio, editing etc.

Tack för ännu en superbra video och dina ord på slutet är precis som jag känner. Glad att jag fann din kanal.

Love your style Morten 🎉

When I saw that last part where you eat pizza and drink beer in your backyard I thought "This is paradise".

Congratulations, Morten! As always, amazing shots! You rock!

Morten, I'm never bored watching one of your video's!

Thank you for sharing this video, Sir. Greetings from Indonesia

It’s so good seeing you work again and I completely agree with your end message! As always, Thank you for sharing!

Great and informative video Morten. I will watch it again. I'm sure I missed some good info. Beautiful little pond until my Florida brain kicked in....GATORS! Then had to override that thought, he's in Denmark😅As to baiting...mmm I think there are always going to be people out there that don't like it, in any form, but yet we bait our hooks when we fish. So you're making it's life a little easier for a day or 2. Sounds like a good trade off. You're not guaranteed it will take the bait. My opinion is you treat the animals with the utmost respect. Keep doing what you're doing. You're Awesome!

Really enjoyed this video, as always Morten, thanks for tkaing the time and effort to make the film. Looking forward to the next video already! all the best. Ian

Always perfect videos but I just loved the way your face lit up when you showed us your new selfie stick!❤😂

A great video. Thanks Morten. From Portugal.

Superb video, as usual. I'm already waiting for the next one. Thank you Morten.

Loved the detail you have gone into to explain your whole entire process. Amazing as always.

Thank you, Morton. That's a top tip on the rechargeable Silica bags! never knew they existed! I'm going to get a couple - one for the camera and lens storage cupboard at home and also one to keep inside my camera bag at all times 👍

Bon Appetit my friend...another stupendous video. You are the "Man"!. I'm so envious of your life style. Stay safe, stay strong.

It was lovely to share a day and pizza with you as you took us through the gear you used, how you use it, why you use what you do in the way that you do. And the big thing underneath it all is about sharing the beauty of the animals in the world and how we can appreciate and look after the environment for them. Cheers!

alwas very nice videos and incredible photos congratulation and thank you

Morten says: let’s make a tutorial, and instead of doing what any other KZfaq people, he just says let’s get out there… Björn get’s all muddy, we see the actual example and technique… I can tell you how much I like your videos!!! Thanks for sharing and “I’ll see you out there”!!!

Morten's way of being simply reflects the Danish lifestyle of 'Hygge' completely 😊

Great video. I’ve tried that focus pre set a few times to get a Kingfisher diving but haven’t quite got the shot yet. Yet being the operative word. I’m with you on baiting, I don’t see a problem if it’s harmless. The pizza looked great, I’m hungry now! Enjoyed the video so much, appreciate your time.

it was a very good story. With all the details and so on. Good very good. Keep make movies like this i love it. thanks

Thank you Morten. I like how you break it into parts by introducing different locations for different topics and this hour flew away so quickly and unnoticible. Silica gel is cool suggestion, I was thinking about rice (what we usually have when doing outdoor trip) . But you could not probably recharge rice quickly ))

I am loving Christmas in may! Your videos are always so special!

I'm always super excited when I see a new video post of you!

Tack för denna fantastiska video Morten. Mycket lärorik och du är duktig på att förklara. Tack för att du delar😊 //KD

I am touching 70 years soon, worked hard all my life and having troubles with my back. Like 1km from the center of the little city I live in in Belgium, there is a very small nature reserve. I managed to get the rangers to trust me and let me install a small, hidden hide. Passing my time alone in that hide, observing, filming and photographing the kingfishers beats just bout everything for me. I think I very much understood what you wanted to say there at the end of your great video.

Once again Morten, thank you for an amazing hour. Thank you for making me to become a sponge for learning more. And the best part was your insights at the ending of this video. I have been discussing this same issue about the baiting with many of my friend colleagues. You have to be conscious in all the ways possible when entering any wildlife habitat. People seem to think that true wildlife photographers are some sort of Indian tribe jungle hunter gatherers. And all they do is just blend in the surrounding nature like they don’t exist. And the truth is different, because you already intervene with your first steps on the ground with your boots leaving your scent all over. The question of ethics i think is in another place. Most of us who love to stay in the nature with cameras have many more things to think about. Do you leave rubbish behind you? Is the animal you’re photographing not stressed of you being close? If you are visiting the animals habitat regularly for your photo project, does animal have to change his nesting place or feeding grounds because of this? You need to consider many things. Every animal is different. Don’t forget to put yourself in the animals perspective. I bet you would be pissed if some strange object with a clicking sound is crossing your safe zone (home) every day. Love the nature like you love yourself! Best regards Morten from Norway!

Thank you for coming to visit Indonesia

Thanks for the thorough video. Very informative.

Wonderful!

Thanks for taking the time to do this,so many useful things to take in.

Thanks, Morten, you are the man! Thanks for the advice for drying the cameras and lenses - and how to enjoy a great pizza! ;-) Your videos are always great - love them...

A well-deserved beer, keep up the great videos, best regards.

Thank you Morten!!

It is always pleasure to see your videos. Thank you very much for an inspiration, Morten!

One of your best videos ever! So grateful! Thx Morten!

So glad to see you back.😃

Amo🫶Observar las Aves ☺️Me encanta lo que hacen 🐦 me la paso viendo sus Aventuras en la TV👌Gracias 🩵

Wonderful video! Thanks Morton!

Fascinating! Looking forward to seeing more of you this year.

Thank you Morten!

Totally agree with you. Nice video. Thank you.

Thank you Morten, better a masterpiece once or twice a year than just anything less. You are a GEM!

Thank you for amazing experience and for going through the gear and stuff. And the silica gel is a great advice. Always looking forward to see another video. Cheers from Czech Republic.

Cheers Morten... beautiful video and most important words.. you did resonate most of our thoughts and care for nature ❤

Glad to see you again. I appreciate you sharing your perspective on different challenging topics. Good for you.

Brilliant video! Love your story telling!

thanks Morten for all the great and inspiring videos you made and share with all of us. Much appreciated. All the best from Malmö.

Good to see you back! Thanks for the content.

Thank you! We really appreciate your work.

Fantastic as always

Thanks Morten! So happy to see you again! Cheers from Canada.... CB

Thank you for addressing the baiting issue. I was finding it hard to find a scenario where "wildlife" isn't managed to some extent. Always good to watch your videos.

Good morning Morten 😊 what a nice treat ☕ thanks for uploading, this is great way to start BH my Monday 😊😊

As ever Morten, your videos weather about wildlife or information on wildlife photography are always worth the wait. 👍

Thank you for the insights and advises. Answered some questions I came upon when taking pictures of very quick birds like wrens.

Very interesting and great to see another video from you

Love watching your videos about photography whenever you have time to make them, Morten...they are so...wholesome!

Just simply THANK YOU!!! thank you for all the information. Found so much use out of this video.

As usual, gently, nice, wellspoken and generous :-) Like a smörgåsbord, take what you like. Thanks Morten

Superb video once again. Can't wait for the next one. Thank you .

Another great video Morten! Always an inspiration. Looking forward to the videos to come!

Thank you Morten. I really enjoyed your video.