Springwatch highlights: Tues 1st June
|14:17 UK time, Thursday, 3 June 2010
Here's the latest in our series of highlights from the show. This time it's Tuesday night's show and it's slo-mo hobbies part 2, the stoat and the baby rabbit, and daylight otters. If you're interested in the otter story, have a read of what Chris has got to say about why he thinks otters are appearing more in the day. Fascinating stuff. And, of course, tell us which bit of the show was your favourite. You can watch Monday night's highlights here.
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Comment number 1.
At 17:11 3rd Jun 2010, ukbushman1 wrote:Aer there going to be any more waterborn wildlife reports from a open canoa/kayak this year?
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Comment number 2.
At 17:27 3rd Jun 2010, Otter mad wrote:When we were on holiday in West Wales at the beginning of May just outside Newcastle Emlyn an otter run out in the road straight in front of us, it was quite big I expect it was probably a male just come out of the river as it was still wet. This was about lunchtime - I was so excited, but it disappeared too quickly to get a picture.
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At 19:19 3rd Jun 2010, Debbie16 wrote:Any tips on how to discourage crows and jackdaws from mobbing our bird table? We want to continue to feed and watch small birds (bluetits, bullfinches, robins, blackbirds and sparrows) and we live near farms and moorland so there are plenty of opportunities nearby for the larger birds to find food, but they are nesting in an oak tree in the garden so seem to prefer the bird food we put out. We have tried to put them off by arranging things round the feeders to make them more difficult for large birds to get a foothold, but so far the birds are cleverer than we are!
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At 13:03 4th Jun 2010, jeztorrance wrote:@Debbie16 that's a good question for the messageboard.
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