Were We Too Late to Find the Fastest Animal on Earth? South Down Wildlife Road Trip

I gave myself one day to find and photograph the fastest animal on the planet inside the South Downs National Park.
From dawn to dusk, this is what really happened in the field.


In this episode, we head deep into the South Downs National Park with a single objective to find a peregrine falcon, the fastest animal on Earth.
No second days.
No guarantees.
And no stepping outside national park land.
From first light to last, we move through cliffs, open downs, and exposed landscapes where wildlife decides everything. Some moments came down to timing. Others came down to patience. And some opportunities disappeared before we were ready.
This isn’t staged wildlife content.
It’s the reality of being in the field the waiting, the missed chances, and the pressure of knowing the day will end whether you succeed or not.
This video is Episode One of our new series:
South Downs National Park Wildlife Road Trip
A long-term documentary project following real wildlife photography, real locations, and real outcomes whatever the day gives us.

🎥 SERIES
South Downs National Park Wildlife Road Trip
📍 LOCATION
South Downs National Park, United Kingdom
🦅 FEATURED WILDLIFE
Peregrine Falcon

🤝 SPONSOR
This episode is supported by Terrain Clothing.
Huge thanks to Terrain Clothing for keeping us warm and protected during long, exposed days in the field. Their kit allows us to stay out longer when conditions turn.
🔗 Visit Terrain Clothing: www.terrainclothing.com

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