Springwatch is back with three weeks of live coverage from the Cairngorms
Watch live wildlife cameras 7am to 10pm every day - play on this page or go to iPlayer Science & Nature
Catch up with Springwatch shows so far on iPlayer
Get involved in #Gardenwatch, our biggest citizen science project yet
Join the conversation #Springwatch
Another spring is sprung and we have to leave the wonderful wildlife of the Cairngorms for now. We hope you've enjoyed watching our live streams over the last three weeks. Have a lovely summer and see you again for Autumnwatch...
Watch all the highlights of Springwatch 2019 here
The best moments from week one
We tried to fit all the news from week two into one minute but there was just too much action
How will you watch yours?
Our wildlife cameras will be live until 10pm every night and up again from 7am each morning between now and 13 June.
Watch them here on this page, go to iPlayer Science & Nature or head over to the BBC's YouTube channel, external
We'll also be popping up on Facebook, external for a brief window every day so keep an eye out for notifications and please do send in any questions you have.
Wherever you are, we hope you're loving all the wildlife action this Springwatch. And don't forget to tune in to BBC Two at 8pm on Monday for the next episode. Enjoy your weekend!
On Live Camera 1
Live now on Camera 1, join Chris, Michaela and Iolo for an extra dose of Springwatch wonder...
It's our biggest citizen science project yet...
As our towns and cities sprawl out into the countryside, our gardens are becoming more and more vital as wildlife reserves of the future. We want to map the resources available for wildlife in gardens up and down the country, and find out which wild visitors they attract.
Complete each of our four missions and help to build a better future for the UK's wildlife!
Our coal tit chicks flew the nest early this morning - all nine left in just 20 minutes. Watch it happen here:
How will you watch yours?
Our wildlife cameras will be live until 10pm every night and up again from 7am each morning between now and 13 June.
Watch them here on this page, go to iPlayer Science & Nature or head over to the BBC's YouTube channel, external
We'll also be popping up on Facebook, external for a brief window every day so keep an eye out for notifications and please do send in any questions you have.
Wherever you are, we hope you're enjoying all the wildlife action this Springwatch. And don't forget to tune in to BBC Two at 8pm on Monday for the next episode. Enjoy your weekend!
From mountain tops to winding rivers in valleys, the wild heart of Scotland is stunning.
Sam Oakes explores the arrival of spring in the Yorkshire woods
Due to a few technical gremlins we're going to need to shut down the live cameras a bit earlier tonight, at 9pm. We'll have them back up and running by 7am tomorrow.
In the meantime, check out the best wildlife clips of Springwatch 2019 so far
Catch up with the nest of five wagtail chicks who have now flown the nest
Loch a’ Chnuic this morning. Photo by Mark Yates
The Live Cameras are now up and running - take a look at what's happening around the Dell of Abernethy this morning...
Our live cameras are online for another hour - stay tuned!
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Dermot O'Leary judges the participants of the dawn chorus with Michaela Strachan.
The elusive 'horse of the forest'
Join us for the first show of Springwatch 2019 - live now on BBC Two for the next 90 minutes.
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We need your help!
As our towns and cities sprawl out into the countryside, our gardens are becoming more and more vital as wildlife reserves of the future. We want to map the resources available for wildlife in gardens up and down the country and find out which wild visitors they attract.
7am to 10pm every day
Watch all the action 15 hours a day. Play at the top of this page or on iPlayer Science & Nature
Brett Westwood
Naturalist and broadcaster
Image source, Jim FrostA rainbow over the highlands of the Cairngorms. Jim Frost via Flickr
From the heathery floors of veteran Caledonian pinewoods, to the rolling whaleback summits of the Cairngorm mountains, spring has arrived in one of the richest areas for wildlife in the British Isles and Springwatch is here to join in the celebrations. Our home is the Dell of Abernethy, encircled by the dark-green pines of Abernethy Forest with stunning views of the high tops still whitened with snow.
New life is emerging across the country which can mean only one thing... we're back for Springwatch 2019.
Springwatch returns to BBC Two at 7.30pm on Monday 27 May
