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Showing posts with label Autumnwatch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Autumnwatch. Show all posts

Friday, 2 October 2009

BBC Autumnwatch begins tonight on BBC2 @ 9 0'Clock

BBC Autumnwatch launches tonight. Check it out on BBC2 at 9 O'Clock.

Check out Martin Hughes-Games investigating bats with the Bat conservation Trust. Also check out the herbs and flora in our natural gardens. The show is set to be animal cameras, birdbox cameras, bat cameras, hedgehog cameras showing lots of interesting camera shots and feature rich information.

Why not have your own autumnwatch with:
Cedar bird box with CMOS camera only £84.95
Cedar bird box with CCD camera only £94.95
Pine bird box with CMOS camera only £68.95
Pine bird box with CCD camera only £78.95
Hawk and Owl camera only £54.95
Vari-focal camera only £68.95
Bat box cameras only £63.95
Hedgehog camera system only £66.95

Keywords used:
Autumnwatch, owl cameras, nest cameras, BBC, Chris Packham, Kate Humble, Simon King, bat camera box, hedgehog camera box

Tuesday, 22 September 2009

BBC Autumnwatch website is now open

The new BBC autumnwatch website has been launched. Not sure what Autumnwatch is? This is a series of great live shows on the BBC that displays the brilliance of the autumn season around the British Isles. The real stars of the series are animal and birds in closeup. Check the new website out and enjoy the show.... http://www.bbc.co.uk/autumnwatch/

Also have a look at the crazy squirrels:

Why not have your own autumnwatch with:
Cedar bird box with CMOS camera only £84.95
Cedar bird box with CCD camera only £94.95
Pine bird box with CMOS camera only £68.95
Pine bird box with CCD camera only £78.95
Hawk and Owl camera only £54.95
Vari-focal camera only £68.95

Keywords used:
Autumnwatch, owl cameras, nest cameras, BBC, Chris Packham, Kate Humble, Simon King

Monday, 27 October 2008

Autumnwatch 2008

The evenings are drawing in, the weather is crisper, movement in the sky and Bill Oddie and Kate Humble on the TV. It must be Autumnwatch 2008. This year the team is mainly located in picturesque Brownsea Island in Poole Dorset. Reputed to be one of the most amazing places to watch wildlife, in the British Isles. They also look at various locations around the UK, focusing on the wonders of nature during Autumn.

During the 2 weeks:

Kate and Bill will be showing many interesting items including Avocet, Sandpipers, Red squirrels and more...

Simon will be showing many interesting items including Stags, Deer in the city, Conger eels and more...

Check out this promo clip which says more than words:

Why not support Autumnwatch and get yourself involved in the BBC breathing spaces campaign. Why not get a bird box camera, or feeder camera and send it to the BBC. Enjoy and save our wildlife.

Links
BBC Autumnwatch - The background behind the show
Brownsea Island – Where it is based
Dorset Wildlife Trust – The important Trust that keeps area wonderful
Handykam nest box cameras - Have your very own Autumnwatch