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The natural world as you've never seen it
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Features
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Lying animals
These four creatures can hoodwink you with the sounds they make
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Your life on Earth
How you and the world have changed since your birth
Picture Galleries
Top trunks
Woodland moths
Pioneer ecologists
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Framing a 'dragon'
Marvellous mammals
Spring rituals
Freedom2014
Dry forest
Your pictures
Early signs
Nature's adventOn TV and Radio
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Life Story
Sir David Attenborough takes us on the greatest of all adventures - the journey through life.
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Tweet of the Day
Radio 4 celebrates birdsong.
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Wonders of the Monsoon
Where life is shaped by the greatest weather system on Earth
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The Wonder of Animals
Discover what has made certain animals so successful
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Plants: From roots to riches
New series exploring our relationship with plants
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Nature
A unique insight into the natural world's rich variety.
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Autumnwatch
Follow Autumnwatch and its stories on BBC Two
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Hive Alive
Two-part documentary revealing the mysteries of the honeybee.
Baby animals
Life in slow motion
Garden wildlife
Nature's record breakers
Brilliant bees
Attenborough's favourites
Garden birds
Endangered animalsMost popular clips
Wolves vs hyena
Congo the creator
Coastal wolves
Chimp genius
Meet your UK wildlife
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Booming year for bitterns
More likely to be heard than seen, the bittern has been found in record numbers in England thanks to its loud call
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Winter preparations
Look out for foraging dormice that are fattening up for hibernation
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Your autumn
Wonderful selection of your UK images from the Autumnwatch Flickr group
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Autumn spectacle: Grey seal colonies
Witness the spectacle of grey seal pup colonies along UK coastlines this autumn
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The goldcrest: An improbable migrant
Every autumn a tiny crowned Viking crosses the North Sea to join its UK cousins, feasting on a bounty of sycamore aphids
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An array of oak galls
Look out for the telltale signs of gall wasps on oak trees this autumn
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New bee on the block
Record your sightings of burrowing ivy bees
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Spotting wasp spiders
Help scientists track their spread across the UK
Your nature quotes
Nicole Malliotakis on Twitter comments on the events that have happened since she was born by using our personalised Your Life on Earth interactive infographic.“There have been 75 solar eclipses and 167 major volcanic eruptions in my lifetime”
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ACTIVITY FINDER
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SUN 25 JAN
Reserve Work Party, Chee Dale
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust
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SUN 25 JAN
Winter Birds Walk
Lee Valley Regional Park
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THU 29 JAN
Bradley Stoke Green Gym
Three Brooks Nature Conservation Group
