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Junipers

Lionel Kellaway asks why the junipers on Porton Down are under attack.

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Rare Reptiles

Lionel Kellaway gets close to a smooth snake and sand lizard, our rarest reptiles.

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06/06/2010

Lionel Kellaway encounters the loudest amphibian in Europe, the natterjack toad.

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13/06/2010

Lionel Kellaway witnesses the performance of early migrant birds on Dartmoor.

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Nest Finder of Dartmoor

Lionel Kelleway and Mark Lawrence hunt for birds' nests hidden on Dartmoor.

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Harbour Seals

Lionel Kelleway enjoys the rare spectacle of harbour seals pupping in Loch Fleet Scotland.

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Beavering

Lionel Kelleway has a very close encounter with a mammal extinct in Britain for 400 years.

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Peat Bog Gremlins

There is a war of stealth raging in the undergrowth of the peat bog. Gremlins lie in wait.

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The Potter Wasp

Of the 6500 wasp and bee species in the UK, only one can make a clay pot: the potter wasp.

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Native Hedgerows

Lionel Kelleway heads into Devon to explore the delights of an autumnal hedgerow.

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Migrating Moths

At a moth trap on the Lizard in Cornwall, migrating moths from the continent make landfall

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28/11/2010

Lionel Kelleway travels to Herefordshire to marvel at Britain's ancient trees,.

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Winter Ravens

Shropshire's ravens are recovering from persecution, and returning in ever greater numbers

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Winter Ravens

Lindsey Chapman updates this Living World on a winter raven roost in Shropshire. From 2010

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First Flight

Before dawn, Lionel Kelleway awaits the arrival of barnacle geese on the Solway coast.

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Arctic charr

On England's largest lake, Lionel Kelleway encounters a very rare fish, the Arctic charr.

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Yew Trees

Lionel Kelleway travels to Scotland to wonder at two very different yew trees.

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Ptarmigan

The Living World treks up the slopes of the Cairngorm mountains to find Ptarmigan.

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The Brown Hare

Lionel Kelleway travels to Hertfordshire to marvel at the antics of the Brown Hare.

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The Brown Hare

Lindsey Chapman updates this Living World, from 2011, on brown hares in Hertfordshire.

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Islay Birds

The island of Islay hosts spectacular birdlife from geese to eagles to the rare chough.

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Dymock Daffodils

Paul Evans revels in the blooming of spring daffodils at Dymock in Gloucestershire.

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Oil Beetles

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

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Raft Spiders

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

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Farne Island Puffins

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

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Limestone Pavements

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

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Vampire Plants

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

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Malham Caddisfly

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

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Stone Curlew

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

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Stone Curlew

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

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