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Purely Pelicans brings together a few calm clips from Lake Kerkini in Greece, where the Dalmatian Pelicans remain the real stars of the show. After setting up trail cams in the same streamside spot used before, the filmmaker introduces a short wildlife sequence and explains that this year’s pelican workshops did not take place, though he still managed to film around the lake for a Greek wildlife documentary. He also mentions using a new Blackmagic Pocket Cinema 6K to improve the look of his wildlife footage.

The result is a relaxed nature film with a personal field-note feel: pelicans on the water, a quiet lakeside setting, and a creator reflecting on better tools for filming birds and wildlife. It is a simple, honest glimpse of Lake Kerkini wildlife photography and cinematography, made for anyone who enjoys birdwatching videos, nature documentaries, and behind-the-scenes wildlife filming.

Ideal for viewers searching for Dalmatian Pelicans, Lake Kerkini Greece, wildlife documentary clips, bird photography, and nature filming with a cinema camera. This is also a good fit for fans of relaxing wildlife footage, pelican videos, Greek nature, and outdoor documentary content with a gentle, observational style.

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00:01So hello again my friends. I'm just finishing up here setting up some trail
00:07cams. This one is the same location that I set up a couple of years ago and I
00:13recorded the couple of jackals, a fox and a badger coming across this branch, this
00:20fallen branch here across the stream. So I've set up another trail cam here as
00:25well as in another two locations for wildcat and fox and hopefully I'll be
00:31bringing you that video in in the next couple of weeks. So whilst I was down here
00:37I thought I would do a little intro for the next couple of minutes that you're
00:41about to see a video which is of the pelicans on Lake Kokimi as I do usually.
00:49This year unfortunately there were no workshops due to the current
00:55global situation. So I did manage to get out on the lake a couple of times and
01:01I've been around the lake as well shooting some footage for a documentary on Greek
01:07wildlife. So I did take my own camera with me and I was able to get a few
01:14sequences with my own camera which might be of interest to you because I have now
01:19got a new cinema camera for the purpose of filming wildlife because I wasn't too
01:23happy with the quality that the DSLR was giving me and I bought a little Black
01:29Magic Pocket Cinema 6K for that purpose. And you've already seen a couple of
01:36sequences of on the previous video of the ducks and the flamingos and looking at
01:44some of the footage of the pelicans that I've been taking this week it it really
01:48does make a difference and I'm really happy with this little cinema camera. It
01:55is difficult to use in this context as in wildlife but I think it is worth it for
02:02the extra production level it gives the images. Anyway I'll stop blabbing on. I hope
02:10you enjoy the next couple of minutes of video and hopefully it'll give you enough
02:14inspiration to carry on doing what you're doing. Get out there and shoot some
02:20wildlife photos and maybe come visit Lake Karkini one day and take photos of the
02:28lovely pelicans here. I shall see you next time. Thank you again for watching and
02:32subscribing and doing all of that YouTube stuff and yeah see you next time. Bye for now.
02:45Bye.
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