Springwatch
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Sep 11, 2026
Callum McInerney-RileyHOST
Yeah.
Richard NegusHOST
Now, you might say, "Well, what about Packham?" He's done brilliant stuff, you know, with, with Springwatch and, and, and Autumnwatch, and stuff like that, and there is some element of the fact.
Richard NegusHOST
But he's so bloody tedious that I don't think he was attractive to young people, and there's so many channels on TV that they're not gonna be glued to Autumnwatch and Springwatch.
Richard NegusHOST
So I just think there's been a disconnect of their parents-
Richard PrideauxHOST
Mm
AlexHOST
Treetop one like Loni's was?
StuartHOST
Um, similar-ish.
StuartHOST
You know, definitely in the old, uh, in the old, um, African backwaters.
AlexHOST
Right.
IlonaHOST
Yes.
AlexHOST
I see, yeah.
IlonaHOST
Um, and so they had the girls doing the traditional Scottish dancing, and then some of them came out doing the cowboy.
IlonaHOST
'Cause then the Americans, they did sort of make it a bit dancey, and then they were singing and all a bit like that.
Rob MulhollandHOST
Like
Danny McloughlinGUEST
Springwatch.
Danny McloughlinGUEST
Yeah,
Rob MulhollandHOST
they'd secretly film them for a week while they were just like, and then they'd take them to a room full of all the food.
ElaineCORRESPONDENT
and complete distinction potentially by 2032.
ElaineCORRESPONDENT
Springwatch presenter Yolo Williams said, We need to change the image and see it as what it is, a beautiful animal.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Outlook News
Nigel HuynhHOST
And thanks to our newsreaders, Elaine and Peter, for our local news.
Steff GarreroHOST
Yeah, I think that's social content right there.
Steff GarreroHOST
It would be like Springwatch, but for people.
Mike BubbinsHOST
Well, I
Elis JamesHOST
do love down the
Jack PerksHOST
And it's not because of what we said during the podcast, but afterwards was with Yolo Williams.
Jack PerksHOST
So Yolo Williams is one of the Springwatch presenters.
Jack PerksHOST
Lovely bloke.
Jack PerksHOST
We did a great podcast.
Hilary McGradyGUEST
And it's so beautiful that it feels like you're standing inside a picture book.
Hilary McGradyGUEST
No wonder it was chosen as the host location for this year's BBC Springwatch.
Hilary McGradyGUEST
An amazing array of birds, butterflies and insects all call the islands home, as do a few very hungry pine martins.
Hilary McGradyGUEST
You might have even seen videos of its famous swimming cows on social media.
9 MINS LATER
Akia HenryNARRATOR
Following several previous enclosure releases at Honeycutt, this spring the team released a pair and family of four into the wild, bringing the estate's total population to 22.
Olivia VinnellNARRATOR
Pied Flycatchers, April to July.
Olivia VinnellNARRATOR
A fan favourite on BBC's Springwatch in 2025, the charming pied flycatcher takes its name from its magpie-like plumage and acrobatic insect-hunting habits.
Olivia VinnellNARRATOR
These tiny birds travel thousands of miles from West Africa to nest in UK woodlands over summer, but breeding populations here have plummeted by over 50% in the last 25 years.
Tom MorathHOST
It's amazing how fast they grow isn't it? Now with this brand new location means that I've got somewhere warm and cozy to introduce you to some brand new guests as well.
Tom MorathHOST
And this month I caught up with the wonderful, the marvellous Megan McCubbin, who is of course a star of our television screens from Animal Park to Springwatch, even to the odd episode of Gogglebox as well.
Tom MorathHOST
I caught up with her when she was here on a visit as part of our big wild weekend to talk all about what it is that makes her so passionate about nature, about wildlife, and why she keeps coming back here to the Hawke Conservancy Trust to support us.
Tom MorathHOST
This is how my conversation with Megan went.
Adam DukesHOST
Jack Richardson is a wildlife and natural history cinematographer who over the last five years has quietly built up a seriously impressive body of work across some of the biggest natural history productions out there.
Adam DukesHOST
He's worked extensively with the BBC Natural History Unit, shooting for Springwatch, Winterwatch and Autumnwatch.
Adam DukesHOST
as well as working behind the scenes on productions including Wild Arles and Prehistoric Planet.
Adam DukesHOST
He's also worked as both a cinematographer and shooting researcher on the Disney Plus and National Geographic series Home, travelling to some pretty extraordinary parts of the world in the process.
Adam DukesHOST
What's seriously impressive about Jack's work is the sheer variety of techniques and challenges involved from macro and high speed filming of tiny creatures to long lens film work with wildlife and drones, remote cameras and underwater filming.
Adam DukesHOST
He's clearly someone who's developed an incredibly broad skill set as a natural history cameraman.
Adam DukesHOST
There's a great quote on Jack's website from Chris Packham describing one of his Springwatch films as probably the most outstanding pure nature film we've broadcast on Springwatch.
Adam DukesHOST
Quite the endorsement.
Katy NorrisGUEST
Mm.
John KearnsGUEST
But I knew he was the guy from Springwatch.
Katy NorrisGUEST
Mm.
John KearnsGUEST
And it's like these people that used to be comedians, and because of the age that you are, you don't know that they did comedy.
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