Episode 3
Live from their home bases, the team share the latest stories from the wildlife cameras. Chris Packham reveals how fish have more ways of making sound than any other vertebrate on the planet.
Live from their home bases in the New Forest, Cornwall, west Wales and the River Thames, Chris Packham, Gillian Burke, Iolo Williams and Steve Backshall share the latest stories from the wildlife cameras.
Chris reveals how fish have more ways of making sound than any other vertebrate on the planet, Iolo reveals the intimate secrets of the bird families he has been following in his own back garden, and Michaela relives the dramatic story of a very skilful stoat in Minsmere in 2016. There is also the extraordinary spectacle of the firework sea anemone, and a rare reef made by beautiful peacock worms.
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Iolo's backgarden birds
Duration: 03:51
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Steve's lockdown safari
Duration: 03:06
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Life in the muck
Duration: 02:17
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Magic moments in the Wye Valley
Duration: 01:35
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Chris Packham |
| Presenter | Gillian Burke |
| Presenter | Iolo Williams |
| Presenter | Steve Backshall |
| Executive Producer | Rosemary Edwards |
| Series Producer | Mark Edwards |
| Series Editor | Jo Brame |
| Production Manager | Helen Wallbank |
| Producer | Laura Whitley |
| Producer | Ben Harris |
| Producer | Matthew Andrews |
| Producer | Laura Howard |
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