A beautiful aerial video has emerged from Lapland, Finland showing the annual round-up of reindeer.

The clip, which was filmed in October, shows herders driving hundreds of the ungulates from a large corral to a smaller pen.

Reindeer are rounded up every autumn in Lapland. Some are slaughtered, while others are given medication and released back into the wild.

The Sami people, sometimes known as Lapps, have been semi-nomadic reindeer herders for many centuries.

In Finland the traditional livelihood is not restricted to the Sami, as it is in other neighbouring countries.

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Reindeer are collected together every autumn. Some of them will be slaughtered and some get antiparasitic madication and go back to forest. On this video you can see from air how reindeer are moving when herders try to get them into smaller fence. This is shoot with drone at Kolari, Lapland, Finland.