M/S of Grahame Dangerfield talking with woman. M/S of two cute otters looking out from behind cage. M/S of Dangerfield talking with woman again. M/S of fox coming out of kennel. M/S of two owls (possibly young Barn Owls). C/U of Dangerfield talking. M/S of Barn Owl. C/U of cat (possibly lynx). Shots of Dangerfield stroking the very affectionate cat. M/Ss of young stag. M/Ss of deer. Shots of other animals including a tortoise protecting its egg, two eagles a squirrel and otters again.
The owls shown in the video, are Tawny Owls. Barn Owls seen from the front are basically white with a very pronounced facial disc.
It is sad that Dangerfield has almost vanished from our wildlife history. I was first involved in wildlife rescue at the same time, being just a year older, at a time when rescue centres were very rare. My lifelong interest being birds of prey and British native predatory mammals
Dr Graham Wellstead says
The owls shown in the video, are Tawny Owls. Barn Owls seen from the front are basically white with a very pronounced facial disc.
It is sad that Dangerfield has almost vanished from our wildlife history. I was first involved in wildlife rescue at the same time, being just a year older, at a time when rescue centres were very rare. My lifelong interest being birds of prey and British native predatory mammals