BBC Scotland - The New Wild

[NickJ]

In case you missed the first episode, great shots of the deer on Rhum at around 30m mins in with a fantastic rut fight slow motion sequence at 37 mins

Scotland - The New Wild - Series 1: Episode 1

On the edge of the wild Atlantic, Scotland's islands host dramatic wildlife spectacles.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[paulbshooting]

Glad someone is capturing our native red deer on film before they are all culled by Scottish gov but shame it is the BBC.

 

[lochty]

Fergus Gill filmed and produced it and is a friend of ours. Great camera man and freelance.

 

[Mickeydredd]

I believe my cousin is appearing in the next episode, he is a birdy guy so assume it is something to do with that

 

[Klenchblaize]

Why do people feel the need to conflate their loathing of The BBC with exceptional cinema photography of the wildlife variety?

K

 

[David Barker]

Great wee film and i am sure that the stag on Rum will have a massive % of his genes in the hinds after holding them for 4 years or more. He will have more than likly bred with his Daughters and doubled up those might genes. I dont feel there is a real need for a one to one in a lab to see how nature works for the majority it is Crystal clear.

 

[pob]

Great programme. Always something new to learn; I had no idea that Manx Shearwaters migrated to South America.

Lovely to see the Temperate rainforest section from Taynish peninsula. I have spent many happy summers there. A magical place.

Those red deer stag shots were great. Quite an animal. Can he hold them for another year........?