Nature at its seasonal best  | Nature's Calendar is a natural history series. Shot in beautiful locations around the country, the series offers tips on where to go to spot some of the most rare and interesting animals, birds, trees and flowers across the UK. | Martin Mere - featured location.
Photo - WWT and Richard Taylor-Jones |
 You can visit the locations featured on BBC Nature's Calendar on this website:
Spring locations Winter locations
Autumn locations
A seasonal view
 Nature's Calendar provides a seasonal look at the very best of what the UK countryside has to offer - from islands, woodlands and estates to meadows, wetlands and coastal areas.
The autumn series features the animals, plants and marine life of a wide variety of habitats, offering a user-friendly guide to getting out and about and enjoying them at this time of year. We will be looking at how nature responds to the autumn season. Highlights include rutting deer, migrating birds and a swan safari. Once again, there will be a guide to getting out and enjoying nature for yourselves. What's it about?  The programme's main aim is to encourage viewers to get out, explore and discover nature for themselves.
Presenter Chris Packham and his team of three experts earth scientist Janet Sumner, zoologist Sanjida O'Connell and botanist Mike Dilger go out and about to show you the very best winter wildlife in the UK. During the course of the series, they visit spectacular locations such as Lundy Island, Bass Rock, Cheddar Gorge, the Norfolk Broads and the Giant's Causeway. The programme is a 'user's guide' to nature in the UK and provides a practical guide to what you can do, see and learn. You can also tell us about seasonal nature on your travels - we'd like you to send in your photographs of UK wildlife. The best images will be used in the special photo gallery section of the Nature's Calendar website. Simply send in your photographs in jpeg form to the following email address - [email protected] together with your name and a few brief comments about what the image is and where it was taken. The book There is a book to accompany the series covering all four seasons. Read more about the book on this website. Feedback  If you would like to contact the Nature's Calendar website, please email us at [email protected].
Trouble shooting We're always happy to hear from you and help with any problems. If your query isn't answered below, please contact us at [email protected]. Complaints: If you have a complaint about any of our services you can visit the complaints section of the BBC website. | 
