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Dotterel flock - sublime shorebirds on vast mountain plateau - Norway

A special encounter with a Dotterel (Charadrius morinellus; Boltit) flock on the remote Hardangervidda mountain plateau. The weather up top was nasty and I was on the verge of turning back when I heard the first Dotterel call, and the skies started to clear. Staying low to the ground, I was able to film these lovely birds at eye-level. For a moment all was still at the top of the world. At 3:09 the brightly colored female gives a wing and leg-stretch, one side then the other. Hearing a contact call at 3:26, the bird ruffles its feathers and trundles off to join the foraging flock, perfectly camouflaged in this landscape. BirdingVisions Playlists: Birds of Norway: https://cutt.ly/KrtfBGp Birds of Europe (western Palearctic): https://cutt.ly/9rtfLxd Birding Visions World: https://cutt.ly/krrNSAl Some favorite Birding Visions: https://cutt.ly/artgHRJ For subscribers, if you would like to receive a notification when a new video is posted, click on “notifications” next to the subscribe button. Welcome to BIRDING VISIONS – portraits and sound recordings of birds and their habitats, sharing the sublime beauty of nature. These wildlife videos are both documentary and impressions of an experience. I hope you get a sense of being there: from the Rock Wren of Willis Creek Slot Canyon, Utah, singing Whinchat in the rugged heathland of coastal Norway, a band of Arabian Babblers in Israel, to soaring Kites over Kyoto, Japan. The playlists are organized by geographical region and topic (singing birds, shorebirds, etc). The 200+ videos are from many different places across the globe, with a focus on birds of North America and the Western Palearctic, including Europe, Israel and Morocco. The videos are organized in playlists by geographical region and country. This is a non-monetized no-ads channel. Contact [email protected] for licensing of footage and other enquiries.