Graeme, Mat and Michael talk Hoopoe, Pallid Harrier, Crimson Speckled and Rootless Duckweed, go in search of the Death’s Head Hawk-moth and find a whole bunch of something totally unexpected instead.
The Natural History of Sussex: Episode One: ‘Farewell and Adieu’
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The Natural History of Sussex: Episode Three: “I love the dark, but I hate nature”
Graeme, Mat and Michael talk fungi, fern thieves, sharks, seals and short-eared owls and go underground in search of bats, moths and spiders with special guest Tony Hutson.
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The Natural History of Sussex: Episode Two: Some things in their natural state have the most vivid colours!
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