A few of the sequences I shot for BBC 'Wild Isles'. The main shoot was to drone the red knot at Snettisham in Norfolk. Never to have been droned before, I managed to capture the incredible spectacle over the mudflats and into the lagoon, giving new insight into the tide and the incredible behaviour of these birds. I also shot the RSPB Minsmere reedbeds in Suffolk and the red deer creating paths amongst it. Some of the Long lens shots were taken by fellow cameraman including Lindsey macrae and Simon King.

A showreel consisting of all my recent drone work around the UK. Using a small Mavic 2 pro to predominantly film wildlife from the sky. Roe deer, seals, orcas, dolphins, otters to name a few. From Norfolk to Shetland and some places in between. For more work check out my website: www.wildlife-photos.co.uk Music: Precious Life by Savfk | https://www.youtube.com/savfkmusic Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Killer whales (orcas) swimming under our boat in Shetland. Amazing encounters with this pod of orcas, which we followed around Fetlar and Unst on Shetland. The communication and noise they make is incredible, give it a listen. Amazing UK wildlife and these orcas can also be seen around Scotland and Orkney. Orcas are marine mammals and are actually part of the dolphin family. They can be found in every ocean in the world.

My showreel of UK wildlife over the last few years. I'm an aspiring wildlife cameraman and recently produced films for the BBC, Channel 5, wildlife trust and many other organisations. This showreel contains otters, orcas, puffins, gannets, seals, divers and other great british wildlife. From macro to underwater. Check out my website and facebook page for more of my work. Website: www.wildlife-photos.co.uk Facebook: facebook.com/JoshJaggardPhotography

Underwater footage of a wild european otter fishing off the coast of Shetland, UK. You can see it catching crabs and a small fish. Otters are notoriously hard to film underwater, due to their shy nature and their behaviour underwater. As you can see from the clips, they dive down straight into the thick kelp and seaweed, using primarily their whiskers (vibrissae) to find food instead of their eyes. It's hard to predict where they will be under the seaweed as the bubble trail is always a little way behind them. I spent a magical few hours watching and filming this female hunting. This particular otter is a very old female I have followed for years. Sadly it is now going partially blind but as you can see it doesn't stop her catching. Due to her age and condition, her hunting behaviour has changed to small fish and crabs that are close inshore.

A showreel consisting of all my recent drone work around the UK. Using a small Mavic 2 pro to predominantly film wildlife from the sky. Roe deer, seals, orcas, dolphins, otters to name a few. For more work check out my website: www.wildlife-photos.co.uk