hello everyone,

my friend, Yuval Dax, who is a nature videographer, sent links to some bird
videos that i thought all of you would enjoy. i was especially impressed by
the video, "Migrating birds", but they all are well-done. He says the footage
was recorded with Panasonic GH4 originally with 4K resolution:

*The desert queen of night - secret revealed <https://youtu.be/MGHC-Oggb3Q>*
As part of a research team assigned to locate and document the sought after
Hume's Tawny Owl - this bird's special biology has never been documented
and never before in video.

Houbara Bustard <https://youtu.be/r3xu_8XpULo>
this is one heck of a weird bird.

*Mad Migration <https://youtu.be/6ap_wl5qBcM>*
the best ever migration days in the history of Eilat Mountains.

The Golden Eagle <https://youtu.be/5usGTBjZm3E>
spectacular footage.

*Migrating birds <https://youtu.be/02tixxnZhjw>*
some footage is almost unbelievable

World Migratory Bird Day <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XYYqtdK920>
more migration footage. i never get tired of looking at migrating birds.
Army for the protection of nature - Israel
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLw98CIjkaY> regardless of your opinions
about Israel's military, they seem to have their priorities straight when
it comes to nurturing and protecting native flora and fauna in military
areas. Nature and Heritage Sites in Judea and Samaria
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4JQiG9pSAg> interesting footage of
several magical places.cheers,

--
GrrlScientist
Devorah Bennu, PhD
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