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Natural Histories: Mammals: A BBC Radio 4 nature collection

Award-winning wildlife presenter Brett Westwood explores our relationship with mammals, and their impact on human culture and society For as long as humans have existed, animals have got under our skin, enthralling us with their wildness, enriching our lives and influencing art, literature, science and religion. And we feel perhaps the deepest connection with mammals, as we too are members of this same vast group. In these engrossing episodes from Radio 4's landmark series, Natural Histories, Brett Westwood tells the stories of 10 of the most mesmerising mammals, illuminating the often surprising ways they have shaped society. Looking at our closest relatives, monkeys and apes, he discovers how they reflect our humanity, and how, from King Kong to the PG Tips chimps, we have exploited them for entertainment. Meeting an enthusiastic lurcher named Trevor, Brett finds out how dogs have changed us and vice versa, as he unpacks our close companionship with man's best friend. Drawing on tales of Dracula and Batman, he investigates our obsession with bats, and, in company with Verity Sharp, he gets up close to one of the weirdest, most endangered primates on Earth: the aye-aye. Plus, Brett experiences the magic of sloths with Joanna Pinnock; examines what a furry stuffed toy can teach us about our association with bears; and analyses how our perception of the enigmatic whale has undergone a transformation, from feared beast to icon of conservation. Packed with fascinating facts about the biology and cultural history of each animal, this carefully curated collection celebrates the wonder and infinite variety of mammals, and shows how our past, present and future are inextricably intertwined with theirs. Production credits Presented by Brett Westwood with Joanna Pinnock (Sloth) and Verity Sharp (Aye-Aye) Produced in partnership with the Natural History Museum, London Producers: Tom Bonnett, Melvin Rickarby, Sarah Blunt, Beth O'Dea Series producer: Mary Colwell Additional sound recordings of Narwhals courtesy of Dr Susanna Blackwell, Greeneridge Sciences Inc. Episode guide First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on the following dates: Monkeys And Apes 2 June 2015 Bears 8 September 2015 Whales 17 November 2015 Elephant 27 September 2016 Bat 1 August 2017 Giraffe 7 November 2017 Reindeer 21 November 2017 Dog 4 September 2018 Sloth 18 October 2019 Aye-Aye 29 November 2019 © 2023 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. (P) 2023 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd.

Brett Westwood (Author), Brett Westwood, Various (Narrator)

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Natural Histories: Fish and Invertebrates: A BBC Radio 4 nature collection

Award-winning wildlife presenter Brett Westwood explores our relationship with fish and invertebrates, and their impact on human culture and society Throughout the ages, human beings have had a profound fascination with the natural world. It has influenced all aspects of our civilisation, from science and religion to music, art, literature and film. These 12 episodes, taken from Radio 4's epic series Natural Histories, find presenter Brett Westwood exploring two major groups of animals - fish, who have lived on Earth for over 450 million years, and invertebrates, who make up 97 percent of all species worldwide - to find out how our perception and representation of them has changed over time. Beginning with one of our most iconic predators, he dives into the world of sharks, showing how Jaws gave them a reputation as fearsome killers - and signed the death warrant for millions of their number. Brett also meets the closest thing to an alien lifeform: an octopus, discovering how the sea monster of historical myth is now emerging as an animal worthy of respect and understanding. Plus, he goes in search of the obscure burbot, Britain's forgotten freshwater fish; looks at the rise and demise of the flea circus; and explains why we have eulogised the butterfly from time immemorial. Meanwhile, author Lia Leendertz uncovers the story of bees, looking at ancient Greek poetry, Victorian moral allegory, and the laws and superstitions around beekeeping... Taking in documentary, biography and fiction, these riveting programmes will delight, surprise and amaze. You'll never look at fish and invertebrates in the same way again... Production credits Presented by Brett Westwood with Lia Leendertz (Bee) Produced in partnership with the Natural History Museum, London Producers: Sarah Blunt, Andrew Dawes, Beth O'Dea, Sarah Pitt, Maggie Ayre, Tom Bonnett Series producer: Mary Colwell Episode guide First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on the following dates: Sharks 9 June 2015 Eel 22 August 2017 Burbot 7 July 2015 Octopus 15 August 2017 Leech 2 August 2016 Earthworm 25 July 2017 Snail 5 September 2017 Fleas 10 November 2015 Beetles 27 October 2015 Bee 25 October 2019 Butterflies 16 June 2015 Cricket 1 November 2016 © 2023 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. (P) 2023 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd.

Brett Westwood (Author), Brett Westwood, Various (Narrator)

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Natural Histories: Birds and Reptiles: A BBC Radio 4 nature collection

Award-winning wildlife presenter Brett Westwood explores our relationship with birds and reptiles, and their impact on human culture and society Ever since the first prehistoric artist etched animal paintings onto a cave wall, humans have been inspired by the living world. It has enriched our lives in science, art, literature and music, defining society at every level across the globe. In these 13 episodes from Radio 4's groundbreaking Natural Histories, presenter Brett Westwood looks at two remarkable types of animals: birds and reptiles, who share a common ancestor and are often thought to belong to the same group. His imagination takes flight as he considers the rich, tangled life of the cuckoo; soaks in the sound bath of a nightingale's song; and probes the paradox of the pigeon with fellow presenter Verity Sharp. Brett also explores a bird that has become a byword for male beauty: the peacock, and guides us through the history of the ethereal swan, from ancient Greece to Swan Lake to Putin's Russia. Plus, he analyses birds' eggs as a symbol for new life, a metaphor for the origin of the universe - and a delicious staple of cookery. Turning to the reptile world, Brett tracks down nature's master of disguise, the chameleon; learns how the crocodile can boast of being a god, a sports logo, a sly trickster and a comic book hero; and marvels at the magnificent dinosaurs, who ruled the earth for 160 million years and still captivate us today. Weaving together nature, history, biology and biography, these fascinating programmes illuminate the complex connections between human beings and our feathered and scaly friends, revealing the unexpected ways we have interacted with them, and how they have changed the way we see the world. Production credits Presented by Brett Westwood with Verity Sharp (Pigeon) Produced in partnership with the Natural History Museum, London Producers: Andrew Dawes, Sarah Blunt, Melvin Rickarby, Tim Dee, Tom Bonnett, Sarah Pitt Series producer: Mary Colwell Episode guide First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on the following dates: Birds Eggs 1 September 2015 Peacock 31 July 2018 Parrots 22 September 2016 Hornbill 13 October 2015 Honeyguide 18 October 2016 Swallow 3 October 2017 Cuckoo 8 August 2017 Nightingale 12 September 2017 Swan 25 September 2018 Penguin 18 September 2018 Dinosaurs 28 July 2015 Crocodiles 29 September 2015 Chameleon 11 October 2016 © 2023 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. (P) 2023 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd.

Brett Westwood (Author), Brett Westwood, Various (Narrator)

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Living World: Through the Seasons: A BBC Radio 4 nature collection

Wildlife presenter Brett Westwood revisits selected highlights from the Living World archive Since 1968, the BBC's iconic Living World has been introducing listeners to the best natural history Britain has to offer. Its veteran presenters have criss-crossed the country in all weathers and through all terrains, in search of remarkable species and extraordinary stories. Introduced and updated by Brett Westwood, these classic archive programmes are hosted by Lionel Kelleway, Trai Anfield, Chris Sperring, Paul Evans, Peter France, Joanna Pinnock, Miranda Krestovnikoff, Sarah Pitt and Brett himself. Each show is filmed on location, in places ranging from Dartmoor to the Celtic rainforest, and features a guest naturalist eager to share their expertise with the presenters and us. Together, they uncover an array of natural wonders, including the elegant black-tailed godwit, the enigmatic glow worm and the industrious mason bee that makes its nest in a snail shell. They also hunt for adders in Loch Lomond, experience the sights and sounds of a Sika deer rut and a starling eruption, witness the small bands of Red Admiral butterflies flying in from the sea and find that night time is the right time for mountain hares. Immersive, inviting and informative, this specially curated collection will provide fascinating insight into Britain's wonderful wildlife, and inspire you to seek out your own encounters with nature. Production credits Produced by Andrew Dawes Episode guide First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on the following dates: Nest Finder of Dartmoor 11 June 2017 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Mark Lawrence Adders of Loch Lomond 18 June 2017 Presented by Trai Anfield with Chris McInerny A Shell Nesting Bee 2 July 2017 Presented by Trai Anfield with John Walters Glow Worms 9 July 2017 Presented by Chris Sperring with Robin Scagell Waxcap Grasslands 24 September 2017 Presented by Paul Evans with Dr Gareth Griffiths and Bruce Langridge The Late Arrivals 8 October 2017 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Richard Fox Sika Deer 22 October 2017 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Dr Anita Diaz Godwits 17 December 2017 Presented by Chris Sperring with Pete Potts Ancient Holly 24 December 2017 Presented by Joanna Pinnock with Sara Bellis and Carl Pickup Ponds in Winter 31 December 2017 Presented by Miranda Krestovnikoff with Jeremy Biggs Mountain Hares 7 January 2018 Presented by Sarah Pitt with Derek Yaldon The Snowdrop 4 March 2018 Presented by Brett Westwood with Christine Skelmesdale A Starling Eruption 11 March 2018 Presented by Trai Anfield and Simon Clarke Essex Geese 18 March 2018 Presented by Peter France with Graeme Underwood and Chris Tyas The Celtic Rainforest 25 March 2018 Presented by Paul Evans with Ray Woods © 2022 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. (P) 2022 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd.

Brett Westwood, Chris Sperring, Joanna Pinnock, Lionel Kelleway, Miranda Krestovnikoff, Paul Evans, Sarah Pitt, Trai Anfield (Author), Brett Westwood, Chris Sperring, Joanna Pinnock, Lionel Kelleway, Miranda Krestovnikoff, Paul Evans, Sarah Pitt, Trai Anfield (Narrator)

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Chris Packham’s Living World from the Archives: A BBC Radio 4 nature series

Wildlife presenter Chris Packham leafs through the Living World archives, revisiting classic episodes and bringing them up to date For over half a century, landmark natural history series Living World has provided an inspiring introduction to the flora and fauna of Great Britain and beyond. Filmed on location at key ecological sites, it sees BBC wildlife presenters joined by guest experts for enthusiastic discussions and close encounters with our native wildlife. These classic archive programmes have all been specially selected by Chris Packham, who introduces each episode and gives us an overview of the places, people and species featured on the show. Twenty are hosted by veteran broadcaster Lionel Kelleway, with the remaining two presented by Brett Westwood. Accompanied by ornithologists, biologists and a host of other specialists, they take us on a tour around the British Isles in search of amazing plants and animals. Among their discoveries are swifts, stag beetles, sticklebacks and red squirrels - as well as the endangered white-clawed crayfish; the slumbering dormouse or 'seven-moth sleeper'; the diminutive wren (known as the King of the Birds) and the under-appreciated wasp (more benign and beneficial than people realise). In addition, they hunt for crabs in a Scottish rockpool; take a festive look at mistletoe; await the arrival of roosting rooks and listen to the call of the booming bittern. Full of fascinating facts and surprising stories, this carefully curated collection will transport you to Britain's mountains, moorlands, woodlands and coasts, immersing you in the wonder and importance of our natural world. Production credits Produced by Andrew Dawes Episode guide First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on the following dates: Swifts 3 May 2015 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Chris Perrins Mayfly and the Chalkstream 12 July 2015 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Mike Ladle The Stag Beetle Hunt 26 July 2015 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Jonathon Spencer and Roger Key The Seven-Month Sleeper 11 October 2015 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Michael Woods Water Vole 18 October 2015 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Rob Strachan Lichens of Scotland 25 October 2015 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Brian and Sandy Coppins Herons 8 November 2015 Presented by Lionel Kelleway The Wader with the Crest 10 January 2016 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Andy Wilson A Life of Slime 17 January 2016 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Mary Seddon Rooks and a Winter Roost 24 January 2016 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Joe Cullum and Ian Henderson Sticklebacks 12 June 2016 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Iain Barber The Highland Midge 19 June 2016 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Alison Blackwell The Ways of the Wasp 21 August 2016 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Tom Ings Catching Crabs 11 September 2016 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Stephen Wiseman Crayfish 4 December 2016 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Martin Frayling Red Squirrels 11 December 2016 Presented by Brett Westwood with Jason Reynolds A Very Berry Christmas 18 December 2016 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Jonathan Briggs Wren Hunt 25 December 2016 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Matthew Evans Fieldfares in a Winter Orchard 1 January 2017 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Steve Dodd and Dave Cocker Freshwater Pearl Mussels 5 March 2017 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Mary Seddon Toads (The Toad) 12 March 2017 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Julia Wycherley Booming Bitterns 19 March 2017 Presented by Brett Westwood with Ian Hawkins and Ken Smith © 2022 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. (P) 2022 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd.

Brett Westwood, Chris Packham, Lionel Kelleway (Author), Brett Westwood, Chris Packham, Lionel Kelleway (Narrator)

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Brett Westwood’s Living World from the Archives: A BBC Radio 4 nature series

Brett Westwood, Chris Sperring, Joanna Pinnock, Lionel Kelleway, Miranda Krestovnikoff, Paul Evans, Peter France, Sarah Pitt, Trai Anfield (Author), Brett Westwood, Chris Sperring, Joanna Pinnock, Lionel Kelleway, Miranda Krestonikoff, Paul Evans, Peter France, Sarah Pitt, Trai Anfield (Narrator)

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Lindsey Chapman’s Living World from the Archives: A BBC Radio 4 nature series

Wildlife presenter Lindsey Chapman relives selected archive highlights from the popular nature series For over five decades, Living World has been introducing audiences to the astonishing diversity of British wildlife. Its veteran presenters have travelled the length and breadth of the British Isles, venturing far and wide with their microphones to immerse the listener and capture the excitement of getting close to nature. Hosted by Lionel Kelleway, Brett Westwood, Peter France and Michael Scott, these 15 archive episodes are hand-picked by Lindsey Chapman, who also gives an introduction to each one, bringing us up to date on developments since the initial broadcast. Recorded on location in some very special places, from South Harris in the Outer Hebrides to the River Exe in Devon, the programmes all feature guest experts with specialist knowledge of the local environment and its flora and fauna. Guiding our presenters through a particular habitat, they discuss the species who have made it their home, and set out to track them down. While a quest to find the great yellow bumblebee proves problematic, they revel in seeing a hen harrier on the wing; encounter the world's largest slug; experience a remarkable raven roost and catch a rare glimpse of wild boar. Plus, they discover the biology behind pigeon migration; learn why jays are key to the rejuvenation of the UK's forests and take a timeline walk from sea edge to dry land along Dungeness' shifting shingles. Full of amazing sights, sounds and stories, this specially curated collection will take you on an awe-inspiring journey through Britain's natural world, and encourage you to embark on your own wildlife adventures. Production credits Produced by Andrew Dawes Episode guide First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on the following dates: The Machair of the Western Isles 10 June 2018 Presented by Brett Westwood with Martin Scott Catch the Pigeon 17 June 2018 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Chris Armstrong Woolston Eyes 24 June 2018 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Brian Martin Blackbirds 1 July 2018 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Will Cresswell Hen Harrier 23 September 2018 Presented by Brett Westwood wth Iolo Williams The World's Largest Slug 30 September 2018 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with John Walters Underwater Architects 7 October 2018 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Ian Wallace The Oak Tree Planters 14 October 2018 Presented by Brett Westwood with John Tulley Dungeness 21 October 2018 Presented by Peter France with Erica Towner and David Harper Avocet 9 December 2018 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Malcom Davies Caledonian Pine Forest 16 December 2018 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Roy Dennis Winter Ravens 23 December 2018 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Leo Smith and Tom Wall Wild Boar 30 December 2018 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Dr Martin Goulding The Green Isle 3 March 2019 Presented by Michael Scott with Dave Dick and Peter Moore Stoats 11 March 2019 Presented by Lionel Kelleway with Robbie MacDonald and Becky Wright © 2022 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. (P) 2022 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd.

Brett Westwood, Lindsey Chapman, Lionel Kelleway, Michael Scott, Peter France (Author), Brett Westwood, Lindsey Chapman, Lionel Kelleway, Michael Scott, Peter France, Various (Narrator)

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A Complete Guide To British Birds: And their calls and songs

All six of BBC Radio 4's entertaining and practical guides to the birds of Great Britain, their habitats and their sounds 'An absolute joy from start to finish' Jane Anderson, Radio Times Presenter Brett Westwood joins forces with BAFTA award-winning producer and naturalist Stephen Moss for six delightful and informative series, introducing us to some of Britain's most popular and best-loved birds. Together with wildlife sound recordist Chris Moss, they tour the UK, tracking down the rich variety of species that make their home there - from garden and woodland birds to ones that live on water, by the coast, on farms and in the mountains and moors. Recorded on location in Somerset, the Forest of Dean, Devonshire, the Marlborough Downs and Shropshire's Long Mynd, each programme focuses on a different habitat and type of bird, giving us a comprehensive overview of British avian life. There's a wealth of advice on how to recognise birds from their appearance, and identify them from their songs and calls - enabling you to easily sort out your Blue Tits from your Great Tits, and your House Sparrows from your Tree Sparrows. Brett and Stephen also share fascinating facts about bird behaviour, revealing that playful jackdaws enjoy doing acrobatics in air currents, and ravens love to 'ski' in the snow. Full of useful information and helpful tips, this box set will appeal to novice and experienced birdwatchers alike, as well as gardeners, walkers, ramblers and anyone who is keen to know more about the beautiful birds of the British Isles. Copyright © 2021 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. ? 2021 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd Presented by Brett Westwood and Stephen Moss Sound recordist: Chris Watson Produced by Julian Hector Series producer: Sarah Blunt A Guide to Garden Birds Episode 1 Thrushes 22 May 2007 Episode 2 Titmice 29 May 2007 Episode 3 Finches 5 June 2007 Episode 4 Woodland Visitors 12 June 2007 Episode 5 House Guests 19 June 2007 A Guide to Woodland Birds Episode 1 Classic Woodland Birds 25 May 2008 Episode 2 Common Warblers 1 June 2008 Episode 3 The Oakwood Trio 8 June 2008 Episode 4 Conifer Specialists 15 June 2008 Episode 5 The Big Stuff 22 June 2008 A Guide to Water Birds Episode 1 Wet Meadow Waders 31 May 2009 Episode 2 Ducks 7 June 2009 Episode 3 Warblers 14 June 2009 Episode 4 Rails 21 June 2009 Episode 5 River Birds 28 June 2009 A Guide to Coastal Birds Episode 1 Estuaries 8 August 2010 Episode 2 Sandy Shores 15 August 2010 Episode 3 Rocky Shores 22 August 2010 Episode 4 Sea Cliffs 29 August 2010 Episode 5 Offshore Islands 5 September 2010 A Guide to Farmland Birds Episode 1 Arable Fields 15 August 2011 Episode 2 Winter Pastures 16 August 2011 Episode 3 Hedgerows 17 August 2011 Episode 4 Copses 18 August 2011 Episode 5 Farmyards 19 August 2011 A Guide to Mountain and Moorland Birds Episode 1 Heather Moors 7 January 2013 Episode 2 Cliffs and Crags 8 January 2013 Episode 3 Upland Grasslands 9 January 2013 Episode 4 Bogs and Mires 10 January 2013 Episode 5 High Mountain Tops 11 January 2013

Brett Westwood, Stephen Moss (Author), Brett Westwood, Stephen Moss (Narrator)

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A Guide to Coastal Wildlife: The BBC Radio 4 series

An entertaining guide to some of our commonest and most curious coastal wildlife. Brett Westwood is joined by naturalist Phil Gates in this informative and entertaining guide to a variety of common coastal wildlife. Recorded in early summer along the coast of Northumberland, each programme focuses on a different habitat – rock pools, sandy beaches, sea cliffs, strandlines and mudflats adjoining saltmarshes. The series offers helpful advice on the appearance, behaviourand sounds of some of the typical species you’re likely to find around Britain's coast. Brett and Phil peel back the seaweed, clamber across rocks and sift through mud to examine the plants and animals that make this environment their home, and discuss how they’ve adapted to survive and thrive in some of the most hostile coastal habitats. A Guide to Coastal Wildlife will give listeners the confidence to identify everything from sea squirts to sandhoppers and from marram grass to mud shrimps. It will appeal to the complete novice and to more experienced naturalists who want to learn more about our fascinating and diverse coastal wildlife. Duration: 1 hour 15 mins approx

Brett Westwood, Stephen Moss (Author), Brett Westwood, Phil Gates (Narrator)

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A Guide To British Garden Wildlife

Recorded in a garden near Bristol, each programme explores a different garden habitat; log piles, ponds, hedgerows, trees and shrubs, and finally stones. The presenters describe the appearance, behaviour and sounds of some of the typical species you're likely to find, explain their contribution to the ecology of the garden, and offer advice on how to entice them into your own garden. A Guide to Garden Wildlife will help listeners to identify everything from woodlice to water boatmen and from frogs to froghoppers. It will appeal to both enthusiastic novices and more experienced naturalists who want to find and get to know the wildlife lurking in their gardens.

Brett Westwood, Phil Gates, Stephen Moss (Author), Brett Westwood, Phil Gates (Narrator)

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A Guide To Mountain And Moorland Birds And Their Sounds

In the sixth of our series of bird guides, recorded on location on The Long Mynd in Shropshire, Brett Westwood and Stephen Moss are assisted by wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson as they present a guide to the appearance, behaviour, songs and calls of the birds you may find around Britain's mountains and moorlands. Each programme focuses on a different habitat, starting with heather moors and birds such as Black Grouse and Merlin, before moving on to cliffs and crags (Raven and Peregrine); upland grasslands (Skylark and Curlew); bogs and mires (Golden Plover and Greenshank) and high tops (Ptarmigan and Snow Bunting). Full of useful hints and tips on how to recognise birds visually and identify them by their sound, this knowledgeable and entertaining guide will appeal to beginner and expert birdwatchers alike; as well as anyone who is eager to know more about the beautiful birds of the British countryside.

Brett Westwood, Stephen Moss (Author), Brett Westwood, Chris Watson, Stephen Moss (Narrator)

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A Guide To British Farmland Birds: And Their Sounds

In the fifth of our series of bird guides, Brett Westwood is joined once again by enthusiastic birdwatcher Stephen Moss, and with the help of recordings made by wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson they present this knowledgeable and entertaining guide to the songs, calls and cries of the birds you may see and hear around Britain's farmlands. Packed with useful information and handy tips, each programme focuses on a different habitat, starting with arable fields and birds such as Skylark, Grey Partridge and Lapwing; then winter pasture and birds including Fieldfare and Golden Plover; hedgerow (Yellowhammer and Turtle Dove), copse (Pheasant and Little Owl), and farmyard (Jackdaw and Swallow). Their advice on how to recognise birds visually and how to identify them by their sounds will soon enable you to sort out your House Sparrow from your Tree Sparrow, and will appeal to both budding ornithologists and experienced birdwatchers, as well as walkers and ramblers who are curious about the birds they encounter while out and about in the countryside.

Brett Westwood, Chris Watson, Stephen Moss (Author), Brett Westwood, Chris Watson, Stephen Moss (Narrator)

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