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A guide to the songs of some of our most popular woodland birds, as heard on BBC Radio 4. It helps you recognise the birds you see - and those you only hear - when you're walking in one of Britain's beautiful woodlands. It covers the Nuthatch and the brightly coloured woodpeckers, small birds and wonderful songbirds like the Blackcap.

Springwatch" experts Westwood and Moss, who have been referred to as 'the Morecambe and Wise of nature writing', indicate a different amazing facet of nature to be experienced or possibly seen for each day of the year, taking in dawn choruses in the Spring, glow-worms on Summer nights, and red deer locking horns competitively in the autumn.

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In the fourth of our series of bird guides, Brett Westwood is joined by keen birdwatcher Stephen Moss on the north coast of Devon, and with the help of wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson they offer a practical and entertaining guide to identifying many of the birds you're likely to see and hear around Britain's coastline.

Brett Westwood is joined by naturalist Phil Gates in this informative and entertaining guide to some of our common garden wildlife. Recorded in a garden near Bristol, each programme explores a different garden habitat, log piles, ponds, hedgerows, trees and shrubs, and finally stones.

A prize-winning companion to the BBC Radio 4 series, now in paperback. Takes the reader month by month through the year, charting the lives of our favourite birds. From peregrines to swifts, goldfinches, starlings, ptarmigans and parakeets it's full of insight and facts.

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In the sixth of our series of bird guides, recorded on location on The Long Mynd in Shropshire, Brett Westwood and Stephen Moss are assisted by wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson as they present a guide to the appearance, behaviour, songs and calls of the birds you may find around Britain's mountains and moorlands. Each programme focuses on a different habitat, starting with heather moors and birds such as Black Grouse and Merlin, before mo...

Imagine a jazz musician, improvising on a theme. Then imagine that he is able to play half a dozen instruments - not one after another, but almost simultaneously, switching effortlessly between instruments and musical styles with hardly a pause for breath. If you can countenance that, you are halfway towards appreciating the extraordinary song of the nightingale . . .Wherever we are, there are birds. And wherever there are birds, there is bird...

A collection of Radio 4's acclaimed guides to bird songs, calls and sounds. In these informative and entertaining guides produced by the Natural History Unit on location throughout the British Isles, presenter Brett Westwood is joined by birdwatcher Stephen Moss and wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson.