Hello my friend, I'm not exactly sure what you mean here? The small bird is the Chaffinch, which is clear from watching the video and reading the description. 👍◕‿◕

Good morning Manu, this was my first white Deer too and I went out really just to see if I could capture some footage of a group of Deer with antlers in velvet. I went again a week or so later and filmed some great scenes of Jackdaws hopping about on the antlers and backs of the Deer.... typically too late for the video, as I had just made it public. But I walked in other woodland and found several more growths of Chicken of the Woods. Thank you as always my good friend. 👍◕‿◕

Thank you my friend. 👍◕‿◕

Hallo daar, ik hoop dat het goed met jou en je gezin gaat en dat je van goede tijden geniet. Ik ben blij dat je de video met plezier hebt bekeken en ik waardeer je vriendelijke reacties. Zoals altijd bedankt. Een fijn weekend mijn lieve vriend. *knuffels*

Hello there, thank you for your visit and your kind comment, my friend. 👍◕‿◕

Hi Steve, I was very lucky to see and capture these scenes and I loved the encounter and watched much more than what is in the video. I would love to see a young Cuckoo in a nest... probably sat on top of the nest as they soon outgrow their 'home'. The end result is just incredible really... imagine being a Meadow Pipit and your new chick outgrows you after 2 weeks! Nature is incredible, but occasionally it does 'seem' a bit cruel. Thank you as always my friend and I'll see you sometime soon at the LEO's. 👍◕‿◕

Hello my friend, I think they are a fabulous bird and they can't help the way they have evolved and what they do. I think it is absolutely amazing, how they spook the brooding adults from the nest, how they change the colouring of the eggs to suit an individual species, and then everything beyond that. Everyone knows what they do, as we are taught about them in school as kids... we are not taught how numerous other birds will predate on other birds chick's or their eggs. Perhaps if we did, then the Cuckoo would not be demonised by some. Thank you for your visit and interesting comment, my friend. 👍◕‿◕

Thank you for your visit and for your kind comment my friend. Much appreciated. 👍◕‿◕

Hi Anita, it was pretty exciting for me, as i had never been so close to a Cuckoo before and would have been happy with it simply sat there, so the Chaffinch mobbing it was a real bonus to see and film. Thank you as always, my dear friend. 👍◕‿◕

Hi Rosco, indeed I have heard and seen Cuckoo's over the years, but never really got close enough to capture any decent video... until this encounter. I was actually lucky enough to film 2 Hares boxing and chasing about and whilst filming them, I heard the Cuckoo in the background. I was torn between staying with the Hares, as they kept stopping for several minutes, before another chase etc... anyway, the Cuckoo came closer, but still out of sight, but I decided to have a look for it. I was so lucky to find a gap in a hedgerow and it was right in front of me in that line of trees... so TWO great encounters inside an hour! And yes, they are very much like a Sparrowhawk and they glide low over the fields to spook the incubating birds from their nests and can then lay their egg in there for the other bird to incubate and bring up to adulthood. It's so clever for a Bird to do that, as cruel as it may be on the other nestlings. BTW, I waited my 3 months and got re-monetized without changing a great deal... but any Deer video getting good views is restricted to no adverts and also now, the one video getting around 3K views per day has been hammered down to a couple of hundred as it possibly isn't being recommended etc... is that roughly how it went for you, my Deer friend. 👍◕‿◕

@@WildlifeBirdsUK yes that’s exactly what happened to me all my films got restricted and so now no views on them now, they have ruined any chance of earning any bit of cash sadly. Good you got your channel back tho

@@UKSTAGROSCO What a bummer eh... I wonder if they are hammering all those with Deer videos? As you know, there are millions of animals 'at it' all over YT and many are monetized. It makes it almost impossible to earn any cash from Wildlife videos... I mean, mating and giving birth must be the ultimate thing to capture in Wildlife... as good as 'all in between' those is, they get very few views. I will no longer get that 'buzz' when seeing Wildlife as such, as I know if I include those scenes, any video will suffer in the same way. Just as things were looking up eh... the Gestapo step in and destroy it.

Hi Dave and Sue.... wow, you guys seem to be forever on tour in Florrie! I seem to get notifications almost daily when I come onto YT. You must have experienced many ups and downs and some very scary moments too! It does amaze me too, how some Birds will attack ANY bird that is a threat to them, or their chicks, regardless of size or if it is a formidable predator. The Terns attacking Red kites must have been a great encounter to witness... did you manage to capture it on film? Thank you as always for watching and for your sincere and kind comments my valued friend. I truly appreciate it. Good luck over the weekend if you are out and about. 👍◕‿◕

@@WildlifeBirdsUK Thanks Jane - yes I did capture it - it was a long way off but wonderful to watch I included a section on the latest vid - back studying the Swan pairs again 😃 But a labour of love, so enjoyed editing that. Yes, we're flying around all over the place at the moment - highlight was Mull and it's incredible wildlife. Hoping to go back next year!

@@NBNatureTrailvan .. great stuff... and Mull is one of my fave places in the UK, though I have only been twice... for 3 days and for 4 days. It's getting harder to find 'digs' now though so your van is absolutely brilliant for such trips. That said, i can imagine there are some scary moments with some of those very thin, winding roads. 👍◕‿◕

@@WildlifeBirdsUK ha yes, the pass over Glen More was interesting to say the least!! 😃

Hi Manu, it's good to hear from you my friend. I hope all is good for you and your family and you are getting out regularly. I'm glad you enjoyed watching. Have a great weekend and if you are out in nature, I hope you find plenty of Fungi that interests you. 👍◕‿◕

Hello and thank you for watching my friend. It pleases me that you enjoyed it. Thank you for your kind comments too 👍◕‿◕

Hi Pavel, I'm pleased that you enjoyed watching and thank you for your comment my friend. Have a great weekend. 👍◕‿◕

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Hello my friend, yes it is incredibly brave and obviously has a nest close by and perhaps the Cuckoo knows this too? The Chaffinch may see the Cuckoo as a raptor/predator and just stays out of range on the branch, but bravely swoops at the Cuckoo and did do, until the Cuckoo had enough and flew away. Thankfully I managed to capture some of this encounter. Thank you as always for watching and your nice comment. Have a great weekend, my friend. 👍◕‿◕

@@WildlifeBirdsUK You are welcome, my friend! I have seen similar behavior from our Noisy Miners. They are not afraid to swoop at much larger birds like cockatoos or magpies to chase them away from their nesting site. Have a great weekend too, my friend!

Hello my friend, the Chaffinch backs up that old saying, 'size doesn't matter'. He is willing to protect his ''family' against anything that is a threat... including this much bigger Cuckoo. David the Chaffinch comes out the winner here and has certainly impressed his partner... and me too! Thank you for your continued support and great comments, my good friend. 👍◕‿◕

Hello my friend, the Waxwings spend their summers mostly in Scandinavia and russia and they come over to the UK (England) around October for a few months as we have plenty of the berries they love so much. They are a beautiful bird for sure. Thank you for watching and for your comment. Have a great weekend! 👍◕‿◕

Thank you for your visit... filmed with a Panasonic Camcorder '870' and also a Nikon P1000. 👍◕‿◕

Thank you for your visit and I am glad you enjoyed it my friend. 👍◕‿◕

It is indeed and thankyou for watching and for your comment, my friend. 👍◕‿◕

Indeed they are my friend and thank you for watching. 👍◕‿◕

Yes, of course it is... and winner takes all. 👍◕‿◕

Thank you as always for your watching and for your kind comment, my friend. 👍◕‿◕

Thank you as always for your watching and for your kind comment, my friend. 👍◕‿◕

I believe being out in Nature and Wildlife is The Greatest Free Show on Earth. Thank you for your comment my friend. 👍◕‿◕

Hello my friend, yes the Antlers are so impressive! ... and they have around another foot longer to grow yet before The Rut! I'm looking forward to this years Rut already. Thank you for watching and for your comment. 👍◕‿◕

Good morning Andrea, yes, these fights amazed me and shocked me slightly too. It is amazing to see them locking antlers and actually throwing each other about on those stones, with the stones flying dangerously around the hillside and endangering any Deer close by. They are so unpredictable when they fight and I was super pleased to capture these scenes. thank you as always for watching fully and leaving such wonderful comments, my dear friend. I wish you and your family a wonderful month of July and may your trips out into nature be filled with Wildlife. *Hugs* 👍◕‿◕

I totally agree with you my friend. 👍◕‿◕

Good morning my friend, I was thrilled to finally capture this natural but secretive behaviour of the wild Fallow Deer, after 5 years of trying. Thank you for your comment. 👍◕‿◕

Thank you for watching and for your kind comment Gijs. Much appreciated my friend. 👍◕‿◕

Hello there, of course we can be friends and whenever you watch one of my videos and leave a nice comment, I will do the same for you. And I do feel lucky to be able to watch and filmmthese wonderful Deer here in the UK. However, we do not see Tanuki here and I would dearly love to watch and film those beautiful animals. Thank you for watching and for your nice comment and I wish you a nice Sunday my new friend. 👍◕‿◕

Thank you as always for fully watching and for your lovely comments Andrea.... before you know it, the Rutting Season will be here again! ... the years are sneaking by my friend. 👀( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

It's great that they have done so well over the last 20 years... before then they were hard to see. thanks for the comment my friend. 👍◕‿◕

Glad you like them thank you. 👍◕‿◕

Yes, for sure mate and if only we had a similar player now. Hopefully Rhodes will start the season well and any of our other so called strikers might come good. We need at least one other striker scoring regularly this season. 👍◕‿◕

goedemorgen, bedankt voor het kijken naar mijn vriend. Het doet mij plezier dat je ervan hebt genoten. Ook bedankt voor uw vriendelijke opmerkingen. Fijn weekend gewenst. 👍◕‿◕

Terima kasih atas kunjungan Anda dan atas komentar baik Anda. 👍◕‿◕

Thank you as always for your continued support, and kind comment, my valued friend. 👍◕‿◕

Hello again, my good friend. Thank you for always watching fully and always leaving positive comments. Much appreciated. I'm wishing you a lovely week and good luck if you go out into nature my friend. 👍◕‿◕

Hello again, thank you for watching my friend. It pleases me that you enjoyed it. Thank you for your kind comments too 👍◕‿◕

Thank you my friend. 👍◕‿◕

Hello my friend, yes it was a treat to see the 'all white' Fallow Deer as I have never seen one before. I have done subtitles on the video but for some weird reason I cannot get them to show. (slightly annoying) Thank you for watching and for the lovely comment. Have a great Sunday! 👍◕‿◕

@@WildlifeBirdsUK Yes, subtitles can be such a pain in the bum. Despite the hiccup, the video is a joy to watch. Have a lovely day too!

@@hungrybirds_aus Yes, I feel they help for the viewer and it is easy to explain relevant bits of the video, not covered in the description. But whatever... youtube glitches and without monetization, I hardly feel like bothering tbh. Thanks again my dear friend. 👍◕‿◕

​@@WildlifeBirdsUK I totally understand. Subtitles add a lot of value for viewers, but they can be a real hassle, just like anything else with YT, especially if you are not using the Chrome browser.

Hi Pavel, thank you as always for watching and for your kind words my friend. Wishing you a lovely weekend. 👍◕‿◕

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Hi Beyonce, you are absolutely right my friend, all living creatures should be left alone in their natural habitats to live out their life as nature intended. Human interference is rarely beneficial and often leads to tragedy. I hate to see natural habitats and woodlands etc dug up to make room for even more houses and industrial developments. The spare habitats are running out and so will the beautiful Wildlife that live there, if we are not more careful. Thank you as always, my valued friend. 👍◕‿◕