Buzzlenut Films

10/06/2026

Many of you will have met my partner, Justyna; she has just created a new website for her business. JKhighlandphotography Her style and work is absolutely beautiful! 🤩

Please do give her a follow if you like Wedding, Elopement and Portrait Photography or know anyone planning any of these in the future! 🙏

Justyna...

"My new website is now live! 😍📸

It's been completely redesigned and better reflects the kind of photography I love to create—natural, honest and timeless 🍃"

https://www.jkhighlandphotography.com/

Wedding and portrait photographer based in the Scottish Highlands, documenting honest stories, genuine moments, and beautiful connections across Scotland.

10/06/2026

🔥 DRONE VIDEO: 10.06.2026 Scottish Fire & Rescue Service on scene today tackling a large fire. The fire broke out earlier today at a Potato Farm next to Easter Airfield, Fearn.

The fire is burning, but under control and there's been no report of any injuries. 🙏

Well done to all involved at tackling the blaze. 🙌

🎥 I'm an experienced, certified and insured pilot and a big advocate for safe and responsible drone use.
✈️ Given the location of this fire; I carried out checks with ATC & Tain Range and also spoke with Scottish Fire Service before flying.
🐝 These shots utilise the drones multiple cameras to zoom in. The drone was not near or over the scene at any point.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service

04/06/2026

🐬 Dolphins; and a practical demonstration of how I can film close ups, whilst keeping a responsible distance. 🙃

I use the DJI Mavic 4 Pro's triple camera system. 📷📷📷

Main Camera; Normal 28mm.
Medium Tele Camera; 2.5x Zoom/70mm.
Tele Camera; 6x Zoom/168mm.

You'll see each of those used in the video, but that's just the start!
I can also use the drones digital Zoom, all the way to 24x!
That means I could get even closer shots, or the same shots from further away! 🤩

It's a cracking example of advances in technology helping to get great footage without disturbing wildlife.

Whilst the footage i capture is lovely to watch; it can also be used by researchers. Cetaceans can be ID'd, checked for entanglements/injury and locations noted to help us understand population movements.

It all helps towards conservation efforts and protection of our seas 🌊 🙏

If you're new to drones and plan to film any wildlife, please do learn the guidelines, available on websites such as NatureScot and Natural England.

04/06/2026

🐋 The 23rd May 2026; a day that will be hard to forget after an absolutely, epic encounter with a Humpback Whale in the Moray Firth. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

The Whale originally appeared at Chanonry Point on the 22nd, heading in past Inverness and deep into the Beauly Firth.
It didn't look at it's healthiest and there was certainly concern for it being so far in.
Several hours later, it made it's way back out, under the Kessock Bridge, and we lost sight of it that evening.

THEN...The very next day it was seen again, this time near Cullen!

We kitted up and made our way along the coast, catching up with the Whale at Whitehills in Aberdeenshire.

This video is the best of what I captured as it made it's way along to Fraserburgh. Hugging the Coastline, often just metres from the rocks! What a spectacle! 😍

A truly memorable experience for myself, Justyna and the dozens of excited people that turned out to see this beautiful cetacean; many of which can be seen on shore, in this video, as the Whale passes!

I believe he has since been seen off Northumberland. Where he'll turn up next is anyone's guess?! 🙃

The whales physical appearance has been noted as being a mixture of old scars from entanglements with possible fungal growth or severe lice.
It's unsure how this may be affecting him, but he is certainly still a very strong swimmer. Let's hope he has many more years left in him yet! 🐋

A big shout out to all those who reported the sightings and the charity organisations that work to monitor our seas and sealife. 🙌

Enjoy the video & don't forget to 🙏 follow for more wildlife encounters!

🎥 All my filming is done in accordance with recommend guidelines from NatureScot & the Civil Aviation Authority.
👨‍✈️I'm an experienced, certified and insured pilot and big advocate for safe and responsible drone use.
🐝 The drone used has a multi-camera system with telephoto lenses. These are used to zoom in on the action, from a safe distance which doesn't disturb the wildlife.

Steve Truluck At Sea
British Divers Marine Life Rescue
Cetacean Research & Rescue Unit
WDC Scottish Dolphin Centre

BBC Springwatch

02/06/2026

Is this the most beautiful town on the Moray Firth? 🤩🌞🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I was passing through Cullen this week and the sunset was just stunning! I couldn't resist a flight with my new DJI Avata 360 drone!

This is DJI's first drone with a full 360 degree camera system. It records every angle and let's you choose where to look when you edit afterwards! A very cool bit of kit.

I hope you enjoy the view! 🙏

⚠️ I'm a big advocate for safe and responsible drone flying and wouldn't recommend flying like this if you are new to drones.
🐝 I'm an experienced, certified pilot with insurance and had eyes on to make sure nothing would be coming under the Viaduct at the same time as me! 😁 Fly Safe, Fly Happy! 🐝

DJI

27/05/2026

🐬 Beautiful Bottlenose Dolphins putting on a full display! Unfortunately from some distance away, so we've lost some quality cropping in; but i had to share this awesome moment! 🐬🤩

These are our resident Dolphins, found in the Moray Firth, North East Scotland, and these were filmed just off Tarlair, Macduff in Aberdeenshire. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

It's amazing to see these beauties so often! 🤩🐬

🎥 All filming is done in accordance with recommended guidelines from NatureScot and the Civil Aviation Authority. The animals welfare always comes first. 🙏🐬🐋

🐝 The drone used has a multi-camera system with telephoto lenses, which are used to zoom in on the action. The clips are then cropped during editing to appear even closer.

23/05/2026

🐋 A little snippet from today before i go to bed! 😴

Another incredible day along the Aberdeenshire coastline with the same Humpback Whale we filmed on Friday evening at Inverness.

We managed to see him at Whitehills, Tarlair, Troup Head, Rosehearty and finally at Kinnaird Head, Fraserburgh.

He was hugging the coast all day, at times just a few metres from the rocks; as you'll see in this video, and from many peoples awesome photos! 🙏😊🐋

There's been some concern with his appearance but one thing i wiĺl say...that boy can swim! He was absolutely powering through miles today!

After Kinnaird, he looked like he was continuing east out to sea and not turning the corner to head south. Maybe that's the last we'll see of him? Who knows! 🙃

I've much more footage to work through but i hope you enjoy these clips for now. 😊 It was lovely to meet so many new folk and the regulars! 🙌 A proper team effort for the sightings!

These shots are from Rosehearty.

🎥 Once again, all filming is done in accordance with recommended guidelines from NatureScot and the Civil Aviation Authority.
The drone has a multi-camera system with telephoto lenses, which are used to zoom in on the whale. The clips are then cropped during editing to appear even closer.

Lovely videos to see; but also valuable for research! 🐋

22/05/2026

🐋 What a surprise this afternoon to be told there's a Humpback Whale way in past Inverness, up into the Beauly Firth! 😱

I managed to get these shots as it was heading back out under the Kessock Bridge.

Poor old soul looks like he has some stories to tell but certainly navigated in and out of the firth with no issues. We lost sight of him as he headed east toward Chanonry Point.

🙄 I shouldn't have to justify these kinds of shots, but there are still some dronemoaners out there so...
🎥 This was filmed from an altitude well above the recommended guidelines. A telephoto lense was used and i've cropped the video during editing to bring you even closer. 🐝 No whale was harmed!

I work with guidance from NatureScot and other authorities. It's all done responsibly and legally.

It's great to have an eye in the sky to check on the mammals condition, potential entanglements and for ID'ing. Helping with research and tracking.

British Divers Marine Life Rescue