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Episode Guide

Episode 4. The Yuan Yang

Chris Sperring heads to the River Dart in Devon to observe the mandarin duck, a bird which was...

Episode 3. Tree Sparrows

Trai Anfield heads to RSPB Old Moor nature reserve in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, to seek out...

Episode 2

Chris Sperring visits a flooded meadow on a private estate in Hampshire, close to the River...

Episode 4. Brambles

James Brickell travels to mid Wales to join botanist Ray Woods on a personal exploration of the...

Episode 4. Little Owls

Miranda Krestovnikoff travels to a Wiltshire village to observe a thriving population of little...

Episode 4

Sarah Pitt travels to the Usk Valley in south-west Wales to observe lesser horseshoe bats,...

Episode 2. Bee Flies

Joanna Pinnock visits Devon to learn about the large bee fly from ecologist John Walters. The...

Episode 5. Winter Flies

Miranda Krestovnikoff learns about the habits of flies during winter. She visits an ice-bound...

Episode 4. Woodcock

Miranda Krestovnikoff visits woodlands in Hampshire in search of the woodcock, a wading bird...

Episode 2. Dippers

Miranda Krestovnikoff visits the Brecon Beacons in south Wales to learn about the dipper, a...

Episode 1. Jackdaw Roost

New series. Aspects of the British countryside. Joanna Pinnock visits Cambridgeshire to observe...

Episode 5. Cuckoo Trees

Joanna Pinnock visits Shropshire, where she learns about the mystery surrounding some of the...

Episode 1. Stone Curlew

New series. Joanna Pinnock searches for the stone curlew, one of Britain's rarest birds, in...

Episode 3. Oil Beetles

Paul Evans joins naturalist John Walters on a quest to see all four species of oil beetle that...

Episode 1. Islay Birds

New series. Michael Scott goes birdwatching with his friend Malcolm Ogilvie at Loch Gruinart on...

Episode 4. Ptarmigan

Lionel Kelleway visits the Scottish Highlands to search for the Arctic grouse ptarmigan in the...

Episode 3. Yew Trees

Lionel Kelleway heads to Scotland, where he visits two notable yew trees. The Fortingall Yew in...

Episode 2. Arctic Charr

Lionel Kelleway visits Lake Windermere to learn more about the Arctic charr, one of Britain's...

Episode 1. First Flight

New series. Lionel Kelleway is joined by Brian Morrell from the Caerlaverock Wetlands and...

Episode 5. Winter Ravens

Lionel Kelleway travels to Stiperstones National Nature Reserve in Shropshire to learn about...

Episode 4. Ancient Trees

Lionel Kelleway travels to Croft Abbey estate in Herefordshire, home to some of Britain's most...

Episode 3. Harbour Seals

Lionel Kelleway visits Loch Fleet in Scotland, where he watches harbour seals pupping on a...

Episode 2. Beavering

Lionel Kelleway heads to the Aigas Field Centre in Inverness-shire to witness a project to...

Episode 4

Lionel Kelleway joins naturalist and author John Walters to listen to the morning songs of the...

Episode 3

Lionel Kellaway visits the beach at Haverigg in Cumbria, where he listens out for the loudest...

Episode 2. Rare Reptiles

Lionel Kelleway takes a tour of Town Common, north of Bournemouth, to see the six forms of rare...

Episode 1

New series. Lionel Kellaway learns why the juniper trees on the military science park at Porton...

Episode 5. Crayfish

Lionel Kelleway visits Somerset to investigate the plight of the white-clawed crayfish. Once a...

Episode 4. Herons

Lionel Kelleway visits the RSPB's Ham Wall nature reserve in Somerset to see if he can spot...

Episode 3. The Deer Park

Lionel Kelleway and naturalist Phil Gates of Durham University visit Bishop Auckland Deer Park...

Episode 2. Cave Spiders

Lionel Kelleway visits Witley Court in Worcestershire to search for cave spiders, one of the...

Episode 1. Pike

New series. Retired freshwater biologist Mike Ladle joins Lionel Kelleway as he goes fishing...

Episode 4. Autumn Ivy

Lionel Kelleway examines the importance of ivy, a common sight throughout Britain that flowers...

Episode 1. Cuckoos

New series. The cuckoo is one of a few parasitic birds that covertly use other birds to...

Episode 3. Starfish

Marine biologist Peter Heyward leads Lionel Kelleway through the rock pools on the Gower...

Episode 2. Grass Snakes

Grass snakes can grow to 5 feet in length and are Britain's largest native reptile, spending...

Episode 1. Marsh Harriers

New series. Lionel Kelleway observes a marsh harrier - a large bird of prey with broad wings -...

Episode 4. Reed Warblers

Lionel Kelleway searches for reed warblers in Rostherne Mere, Cheshire, where they travel to...

Episode 2. Military Bees

On Salisbury Plain, the Army and the RAF have found themselves sharing their training grounds...

Episode 1. Adders

New series. Naturalist Lionel Kelleway travels to Worcestershire where he meets adder watcher...

Episode 5. The Duck Pond

Lionel Kelleway visits the Snettingham RSPB reserve in Norfolk, where Ciaran Nelson shows him a...

Episode 1. Mud Matters

The first of two programmes recorded on the Wash estuary in East Anglia. Lionel Kelleway delves...