My first video upload to YouTube.com - flying Prism Bora Parafoil Kite - Auckland, New Zealand

October 15th, 2017:  It was a fun and easy Sunday spent with the family.  Injured by thumb and damaged the kite's reel as the wind was too strong to fly kite!  I flew my Prism kite.  On the same day I recorded my first video to be posted on YouTube (yes, after donkey years started using Apple iPhone).

My Youtube Channel created on 15-10-2017
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0D3wCl25UJj2tXQD_qEAyw?view_as=subscriber
Short URL:  https://goo.gl/bb8LAa

My first video upload to YouTube.com on 15-10-2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB7kH2rQDBw
Short URL:  https://goo.gl/USpsvG

The video was recorded via Apple iPhone 7 Plus.
 


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1.Asian Crested Ibis

 A picture of an endangered Asian crested ibis soaring over China is a first-prize winner in the first annual World’s Rarest Birds international photo competition, organizers announced in January.Launched in 2010, the competition ranked pictures of birds that fall into three categories determined by the International Union for Conservation of Nature: endangered or data deficient, critically endangered or extinct in the wild, and critically endangered migratory species.

2.Scaly-Sided Merganser

Two endangered scaly-sided mergansers glide across the water in a picture that won fifth place in the “endangered or data deficient” category.
Habitat loss and illegal hunting have reduced the bird’s population to about 2,500 individuals in Russia and China, according to the nonprofit BirdLife International.

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