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Living World Episodes

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    The Spined Loach

    Brett Westwood heads to Cambridgeshire in search of one of Britain's rarest vertebrate.

  2. Whooper Swans

    When the cold descends on Iceland, whooper swans migrate south to the Scottish Highlands

  3. Drystone Walls

    Spiders love drystone walls, and the Peak District has 100s of miles of limestone walls.

  4. Great Crested Newts

    Chris Sperring travels to the Somerset Levels in search of great crested newts.

  5. Calling Eastern Wolves

    Sian Griffiths heads to the Algonquin Park in Canada to listen out for Eastern wolves.

  6. Nightjars

    Chris Sperring is in Somerset during the last days of summer listening for nightjars.

  7. Guillemots of Skomer

    Tim Birkhead looks at the guillemots of Skomer Island that have been studied for 42 years.

  8. Green Hairstreak

    The green hairstreak butterfly is making a comeback in the Pentland Hills.

  9. Turks and Caicos Islands: The Rock Iguana

    Tom Heap meets the critically endangered rock iguana of the Caribbean.

  10. Turks and Caicos Islands: The Pygmy Boa Constrictor

    Tom Heap joins a night safari in search of the Caicos pygmy boa constrictor.

  11. A Shell Nesting Bee

    Trai Anfield is in Dorset to find a bee that builds its nest in empty snail shells.

  12. Springtime in the Hazel Coppice

    Chris Sperring visits a hazel coppice awash with springtime flowers.

  13. Adders of Loch Lomond

    Trai Anfield encounters adders basking on the edges of Loch Lomond.

  14. Mendip Voles

    Chris Sperring searches for one of the most abundant mammals in the UK, the vole.

  15. Crossbills

    Trai Anfield searches for crossbills near Sherwood Forest in Nottinghamshire.

  16. A Starling Eruption

    Trai Anfield witnesses the dawn eruption of starlings from the Somerset Levels.

  17. Long-Tailed Tits: The Winter Flock

    Chris Sperring spends a winter's day with a long-tailed-tit family.

  18. Lepidopteran Winter

    Chris Sperring goes to Dorset to see how one butterfly in particular survives the winter.

  19. Grey Seals of Blakeney

    Trai Anfield visits the grey seals at Blakeney Point on the Norfolk coast.

  20. Barnacle Geese of Caerlaverock

    Trai Anfield and Brian Morrell witness huge flocks of barnacle geese at WWT Caerlaverock.

  21. Winged Buffet

    Chris Sperring joins Peter Wright and Andrew Gibson at Spurn National Nature Reserve.

  22. Fairy Rings

    Chris Sperring talks to fungi expert Lynne Boddy about the weird world of fairy rings.

  23. The Ivy Bee

    Chris Sperring meets up with Richard Comont to find out more about the ivy bee.

  24. Segestria Florentina

    Chris Sperring searches for tube web spiders at Exeter Cathedral.

  25. Native Lime

    Chris Sperring is in Hampshire looking at lime trees with lime tree specialist Hugh Milner

  26. Pine Marten

    Pine martens were once persecuted to near extinction but now are making a comeback.

  27. Glow Worms

    Chris Sperring meets Robin Scagell on a night-time safari for the enigmatic glow worm.

  28. Coquet Terns

    Coquet Island off the Northumberland coast is the last breeding site for roseate terns.

  29. The Yuan Yang

    Chris Sperring goes to the River Dart in Devon to look for mandarin ducks.

  30. The Tenby Daffodil

    Chris Sperring joins botanist Ray Woods in west Wales to search for the Tenby daffodil.

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