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BBC Radio 4 - The Living World - Archive

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️Thu Jun 02 2005



	The Living World is a gentle weekend natural history programme, which aims to broadcast the best, most intimate encounters with British wildlife.


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A Adders


B Badger Behaviour Bat Highway Bearded Tits Booming Bitterns Brownsea Island


C Catch the Pigeon Corn Buntings Culm Grassland


D Dawn In A Reed Bed Dippers, In search of Dormouse and the Vet, The Dragonflies Duck Pond, The


E Eades Meadow Essex Geese


F Ferns Fieldfares in a Winter Orchard Freshwater Pearl Mussels Fulmars of Eynhallow, The Fungi


G Gothic Bats


H Hibernating Ladybirds Highland Midge, The Hoverflies


I Isle of Man - Hen Harriers


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L Lichens of Hazel Wood Life Amongst The Christmas Trees Life In A Ditch Life of Pine, The Lime, Gin and Juniper Little Tern on the Beach Long-tailed Basket Weaver, The


M Machair Mayfly and the Chalkstream, The Mill In Winter, The Miniature World of Slitt Wood, The Mitten Crabs Mosses Mosses and Bryophytes Mountain Hares (06/02/2005) Mountain Hares (19/03/2006)


N Natural History of the TT Race, The Netting In Snettisham Newt in a pit Nightjars


O Oak Tree Planters, The Old Red Sandstone


P Peacock Butterflies Polecats: The Cat Comes Back Portland Bill Puffin Island


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R Reed Warbler Rooks and a winter roost


S Sailsbury Plain Military Bees Sea Lampreys, In search of Seeds in the Breeze Slugs and Snails Snowdrop, The Snug as a Bug Spring Bumblebees Spring Hawthorn Spring Rockpool, A Stickleback, The Stirring Trees, The Strangford Shore, The


T Tree Roots Tree Sparrows


U Underwater Architects, The


V Vernal Lantern Fish, The


W Water Voles Wild Boar Wintering Warblers Woodland Butterflies Woodland Moths World's Largest Slug, The Wren, The


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