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Living World Episodes

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    Urban Kites

    Seen soaring overhead red kites are one of the most iconic birds of the Tyneside landscape

  2. The Living Deadwood

    Living World is in ancient woodland in North Yorkshire looking for bugs in fallen wood.

  3. Brambles

    Living World is exploring the complex and fascinating world of blackberries in mid Wales.

  4. Centipedes and Millipedes

    Living World this week is in search of centipedes and millipedes in Oxfordshire.

  5. The Harvestman's Garden

    Harvestmen are a classic creepy crawly to be found in our countryside, but what are they?

  6. The Night Island

    Chris Sperring looks for the Manx shearwater and storm petrel on Skomer Island.

  7. Little Owls

    Miranda Krestovnikoff tracks down Britain's smallest resident owl in a Wiltshire village.

  8. Ouzels of the Moor

    Miranda Krestovnikoff visits Dartmoor in search of ring ouzels, the mountain blackbirds.

  9. The UK's Rarest Frog

    Joanna Pinnock discovers the UK's rarest frog, the pool frog, in deepest Norfolk.

  10. A Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ in the Reeds

    New Series. Joanna Pinnock explores the shady world of the reed warbler.

  11. Lesser Horseshoe Bats

    Sarah Pitt visits the Usk Valley to see a population of lesser horseshoe bats.

  12. The Pasqueflower

    Joanna Pinnock visits a display of one of Britain's most beautiful wild flowers.

  13. Bee-flies

    Joanna Pinnock discovers the extraordinary masquerade of the large bee-fly.

  14. The Woodman's Butterfly

    Sarah Pitt goes in search of the endangered pearl-bordered fritillary.

  15. Winter Flies

    Miranda Krestovnikoff finds out where flies go in winter.

  16. Woodcock

    Miranda Krestovnikoff searches for the mysterious wading bird, the woodcock

  17. Ponds in Winter

    Miranda Krestovnikoff explores the surprising world of New Forest's winter ponds.

  18. Dippers

    Miranda Krestovnikoff explores the watery wintery world of the dipper.

  19. Jackdaw Roost

    Living World heads to Cambridgeshire, to ask when jackdaws roost, what are they up to?

  20. Cuckoo Trees

    On a Shropshire hillside ancient holly trees reveal an astonishing relationship with rowan

  21. Winter Ladybirds

    As the cold nights draw in, ladybirds come indoors for the winter months.

  22. Waxcap Grasslands

    From a rural graveyard to an organic farm, Wales is an important place for waxcap fungi.

  23. The Celtic Rainforest

    In Snowdonia, a hidden valley reveals a magical Celtic rainforest along the forest floor.

  24. Stone Curlew

    On a wet autumnal day Joanna Pinnock goes in search of the rare stone curlew in Wiltshire.

  25. Malham Caddisfly

    Paul Evans travels to Malham Tarn to try to locate rare caddisfly the Malham Sedge.

  26. Vampire Plants

    A wildflower rich landscape in a Durham Dale has a sinister botanical twist in its tail.

  27. Limestone Pavements

    Almost all the world's limestone pavements and their unique botany are found in Britain.

  28. Farne Island Puffins

    Just off the Northumberland coast, the Farne Islands are home to thousands of puffins.

  29. Raft Spiders

    In Shropshire's wetlands Britain's largest and arguably most beautiful spider can be found

  30. Oil Beetles

    Devon hosts four oil beetle species, one of which has only recently been rediscovered.

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