Wildlife camera captures cranes up close in Latvia's Seda Marsh
A video shared on social media shows a wildlife camera filming several cranes at very close range in Seda Marsh, Latvia. The footage has drawn many comments from users.

A new video from Seda Marsh in Latvia was shared on social media on 29 October 2026. In it, a wildlife camera captured several cranes at very close range. It is one of several videos from the marsh that have recently drawn the attention of internet users.
The footage shows the birds gathering at the edge of the marsh. It has prompted reactions and comments from viewers. Some joked that “the kids are grown up, but mum is still on guard”. Others described it as a natural part of raising young birds, writing: “Beautiful – the parents are training the young for a big flight…”.
The marsh on social media
Seda Marsh has long been called a gem of nature, with abundant wildlife living there year-round. One social media user joked that it seems every bird and animal found in Latvia is active in the marsh, apart from zoo residents.
The video serves as a reminder of Latvian nature and the daily life of wild animals, which modern technology makes it possible to see up close. Recordings like this let viewers watch birds and animals in their natural environment without disturbing them.


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