In this episode we grab our bucket and spade and head to Rye Harbour where we meet Barry Yates and Chris Bentley who take us on a tour of this fantastic nature reserve. We find Mediterranean Gulls, Little Terns, Sea Pea, Pale Grass Eggar, Bombadier Beetle and fall in love with a spider. Find out more about Rye Harbour at www.wildrye.info and check www.rxwildlife.org.uk for the latest sightings.
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The Natural History of Sussex: Episode Seven: Bank Holiday Seaside Special
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The Natural History of Sussex: Episode Six: “The owls are not what they seem”
You want your wildlife? We got your wildlife. With spring in the air we talk incoming March migrants and emerging butterflies and go hiking on the South Downs in search of long-eared owls with guests Penny & Dave Green. Graeme brings his new friend to the podcast, Mat finds his own red kite, Michael rants about twitchers and we do our first (and last) film review.
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The Natural History of Sussex: Episode Four: A Smew Hope
Graeme, Mat and Michael take to the road and compete in the Sussex Ornithological Society’s annual New Year Bird Race in the wilds of West Sussex. Get ready for some crazy almond-fuelled action as the boys put their eyes to the skies and the pedal to the metal.
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Daphne Du Maurier - The Birds 3-3
The natural world turns on mankind as a war veteran and his family come under attack in Cornwall. part 3 of 3
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Daphne Du Maurier - The Birds 2-3
The natural world turns on mankind as a war veteran and his family come under attack in Cornwall. part 2 of 3
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Daphne Du Maurier - The Birds 1-3
The natural world turns on mankind as a war veteran and his family come under attack in Cornwall. part 1 of 3
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Nature’s Voice - Big Garden Birdwatch at 30
In this [2009] podcast we look back to when it all started and forward to this year’s event on the 24th and 25th of January. Wildlife cameraman and television presenter Chris Packham tells us why he is such a fan of the Big Garden Birdwatch and we hear from Peter Holden - who was awarded an MBE in the New Year’s Honours list for services to nature conservation - the man who came up with idea in the first place.
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Jackdaw Roost | BBC Radio 4 |The Living World 29 Jan 12
Dr Alex Thornton describes the work of the Cambridge Jackdaw Project on dawn visit to a Jackdaw Roost
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Birdwatching With Your Eyes Closed podcast - Simon Barnes
Why do birds sing? What are they trying to say?
Birdsong is not just about natural history. It is also about our history. We got melody from the birds as we got rhythm from the womb. Birds are our music: they teach us to express emotion and beauty in sound. The first instruments ever made were bird-flutes.
This vital book – with a free podcast – takes you from winter into deepest spring, teaching you to how recognise song after song as the chorus swells. You start with robin, and end up listening to nightingales.
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The 404 928: Where Jill feeds us an ice cream sandwich (podcast) | The 404 Podcast - CNET Blogs
CBS MoneyWatch.com’s Jill Schlesinger helps us understand why Wall Street is disappointed with Apple’s Q4 results despite year-over-year growth across its iPhone, iPad, and Mac properties. Read this blog post by Justin Yu on The 404 Podcast.
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