Springwatch

[Heym SR20]

Spring watch and Autumn watch. I love the basic idea of the joy of finding a birds nest, peering into and seeing eggs, and then watching over a matter of days and weeks the young grow and fledge.

As a boy this was a wondrous thing to do. My father is fantastic at finding birds nests and we would find them all in the hedgerows around our house, and I would check them before and after school each day.

And spring watch does this for kids and grown kids that don’t have immediate access to nature, but does so through the medium of TV and nowadays the interwebulator with live feeds into nests.

When it first came on my young daughter was glued to it.

But now it has been completely and utterly ruined by the presenters, so much so that I haven’t watched it for a number of years and it is I believe being axed.

 

[HonestJohn]

I thought you were on your anniversary trip/night out tonight?

 

[finbar]

Yer it don’t take much for the left wing luvies to fcuk things up
Sad

 

[Smellydog]

Haven't watched it for years, makes my stomach churn to much, oh, and that voice, positively nauseating....

 

[Klenchblaize]

Springwatch fans clash over hosting shake-up as BBC series sparks nepotism row

Springwatch viewers shocked by Chris Packham's eye-wateringly expensive outfit

SPRINGWATCH viewers were left completely open-mouthed by Chris Packham and his latest fashion choice. The BBC naturalist and broadcaster took to the airwaves once again for the annual programme. Ch…

www.thesun.co.uk

 

[Smellydog]

Springwatch fans clash over hosting shake-up as BBC series sparks nepotism row

Springwatch viewers shocked by Chris Packham's eye-wateringly expensive outfit

SPRINGWATCH viewers were left completely open-mouthed by Chris Packham and his latest fashion choice. The BBC naturalist and broadcaster took to the airwaves once again for the annual programme. Ch…

www.thesun.co.uk

Dam, now I feel sick again...

 

[enfieldspares]

Well if Packham ever loses his job, his home and finds himself down and out he need not worry about finding somewhere to hang that hat. For he seems to me to live rent free inside the heads of quite a number of SD members! Me? I never watch it. Ever.

 

[long_range_rob]

Nepotism at the BBC never

 

[Overlay]

Another word I’ve had to look up

 

[HonestJohn]

Another word I’ve had to look up

I thought you owned Blasers ! Surely you are Learned sir?

 

[Overlay]

I thought you owned Blasers ! Surely you are Learned sir?

No Sir . I had to earn mine the hard graft way didn’t inherent them

 

[Jelen]

Spring watch and Autumn watch. I love the basic idea of the joy of finding a birds nest, peering into and seeing eggs, and then watching over a matter of days and weeks the young grow and fledge.

As a boy this was a wondrous thing to do. My father is fantastic at finding birds nests and we would find them all in the hedgerows around our house, and I would check them before and after school each day.

And spring watch does this for kids and grown kids that don’t have immediate access to nature, but does so through the medium of TV and nowadays the interwebulator with live feeds into nests.

When it first came on my young daughter was glued to it.

But now it has been completely and utterly ruined by the presenters, so much so that I haven’t watched it for a number of years and it is I believe being axed.

Yes it's a pity. ruined by a commentary that sounds like a sentimental teacher talking to a class of young school children.

 

[jall55]

Very interesting last night

 

[Ratel]

Absolute trash by idiots. Thank God we don't have an imbecile box anymore.