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Skomer Island lies to the SW of the Marloes Peninsula in Pembrokeshire and is an inportant breeding area for puffins.

The U.K. puffin populations are in general decline which is believed to be caused by a shortage of food supplies.

The Skomer population is estimated as 6,000 breeding pairs.

Puffins only visit the coast during the breeding season and spend the rest of the time out at sea.
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  • Allan Browne 2 months ago
    John, another wonderful footage, soothing music too.
    John what software do you use to render? I've noticed after my footage has been transferd to my computer it's kind of not in a flow by that I mean it keeps jerking, however, when viewed on the C.C. it isn't...does it happen to you too, not sure if I should burn coz. don't want the video too look all jerky.
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  • John Harding 2 months ago
    Allan, Many thanks for you comments. I use Pinnacle Studio Version 12 and find it is very sluggish when editing AVCHD. When the footage is played within the editing software the footage is jerky and I guess I need more processor power/memory to help solve this. The finished footage when burnt to a disk in AVCHD format and played via a Sony Playstation is fine. In comparison when I edit AVI footage from my Canon camera the playback in the editing software is satisfactory.
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  • John Hume 2 months ago
    Hi John. Wonderful video. was it shot on the sony or canon camcorder?
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  • John Harding 1 month ago
    John, Many thanks for your comment. Still experimenting with the Sony.
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  • Prasad RL 1 month ago
    Beautiful Birds, Beautiful footage, Beautiful music!!!
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  • John Harding 1 month ago
    Prasad RL, Many thanks for including my wildlife clips in HD Wildlife. Attempting to produce one wildlife topic per month. Kind regards. John
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  • Jan van der Meer 1 month ago
    Really good John and I know how hard it is to get these shy birds. I didnt manage to get shots like this of the tufted puffin in Alaska. So excellent! You know in Holland we call these species: Papagaaiduiker (Parrotdivers!) BTW what kind was the black one in the middle?
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  • John Harding 1 month ago
    Jan, Many thanks for your comments which are much appreciated. The B/W bird in the middle of the puffins was a Guillemot. The B/W bird by itself was a Razorbill. I can never get a highlight into the eye of the Razorbill - I even struggle with my still shots with this species.
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