6. Northumberland in Early Summer
Bill Oddie takes a trip to Northumberland, looks at wild flowers, water voles and toads. Also visits Farne Islands, home to terns, puffins and seals.
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Bill Oddie Goes Wild is a documentary TV series that premiered on BBC Two on January 5, 2001. It has 3 seasons and 21 episodes so far and has ended. The latest episode, Season 3 Episode 7 "Loch Lomond", aired on February 21, 2003.
Bill Oddie Goes Wild was a British TV programme, about natural history, presented by Bill Oddie. Three series were made.
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21 episodes · 3 seasons
2001 · 6 episodes · Last episode: 25 years ago
The first in a new series of six wildlife rambles around Britain by former Goodie and dedicated twitcher Bill Oddie. Cornwall. Bill visits England's favourite summer holiday destination in search of some of its hidden wildlife, including sharks, seals, butterflies and badgers.
Bill Oddie Goes Wild Season 1 release dates →Bill Oddie takes a trip to Northumberland, looks at wild flowers, water voles and toads. Also visits Farne Islands, home to terns, puffins and seals.
Bill Oddie visits Dorset in search of the "Big Six" British reptiles, and also sees red squirrels, dragonflies, nightjars and carnivorous plants.
Bill Oddie visits Liverpool, fishes for Korean Sea Squirt, watches Ravens and has a close encounter with a fox.
Bill Oddie goes to the Scottish Highlands in Spring, to find reindeer, mountain hares, ptarmigan, pine martens, wood ants and capercaillie.
Bill Oddie takes a trip to the Lake District in late autumn. He finds out how red squirrels are getting their own back on the greys; looks at leeches and crayfish; forages for fungi and detects bats
Bill Oddie visits Cornwall in search of its hidden creatures. He sees sharks seals, butterflies, badgers and investigates some rock pools.
2002 · 8 episodes · Last episode: 24 years ago
The diverse flora and fauna of the British Isles is explored by Bill Oddie in this new eight-part series.
Bill Oddie Goes Wild Season 2 release dates →Bill Oddie concludes his look at Britain's flora and fauna. Water voles, a prehistoric forest, thousands of wild Asian parrots roosting in south London, and a herd of red deer living five miles from Westminster - just some of the capital's extraordinary wildlife sights.
The penultimate programme of the series in which Bill Oddie explores the diverse flora and fauna to be found in Britain. Wicken Fen. The wildlife in Britain's oldest - and possibly best - nature reserve proves elusive. When Oddie visits the Cambridgeshire site, can he track down the beetles, stingless nettles, moths, dragonflies and rare orchids?
The sixth of eight programmes in which Bill Oddie explores the diverse flora and fauna to be found in Britain. It's not new and it isn't a forest - but the New Forest is nevertheless brimming with amazing wildlife, including badgers and deer. Oddie pays an October visit to Hampshire to explore this example of ancient England.
Bill Oddie explores the diverse flora and fauna of Britain. North Norfolk. Bluebells and barn owls are among the attractions as Oddie bicycles the highways and byways of North Norfolk from dawn to dusk. He also visits the RSPB reserve at Titchwell and takes a trip by boat to view seals.
Bill Oddie explores the diverse flora and fauna of Britain. Wiltshire. Pampered ducks are among the delights when Oddie investigates the wildlife of Wiltshire village Urchfont. There are also a variety of newts, a duck-herding dog and a creature of the night that steals its food at a fox-watch.
Hebrides. That rare and elusive bird, the corncrake, is the target of Oddie's journey to the west coast of Scotland. Wild flowers, breeding birds, an obliging otter and spectacular scenery keep him entertained along the way.
The second in an eight-part series in which Bill Oddie explores the diverse flora and fauna to be found in Britain. Dartmoor. Spectacular scenery, a spooky encounter with bats and the elusive otter feature as Oddie visits one of the wildest places in British Isles: Dartmoor in Devon.
Oddie's journey begins in the beautiful Isles of Scilly, where he discovers thriving tropical flowers, swims with seals and finds a bizarre creature that glows in the dark.
2003 · 7 episodes · Last episode: 23 years ago
Bill Oddie visits more of the UK in this third and final eight-part series.
Bill Oddie Goes Wild Season 3 release dates →Oddie takes to the air to view the stunning beauty of Loch Lomond. Back on the ground he observes spectacular seasonal fungus displays and salmon leaping up waterfalls. But will he be lucky enough to spot two of Scotland's most charismatic creatures, the red deer and the golden eagle?
Bill Oddie visits the remote island group of St Kilda in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, where he finds an abandoned village, a million sea birds and a unique breed of sheep.
On a trip to south-west Ireland, Oddie searches for the Irish hare and then, using a book given to him as a birthday gift, visits locations allegedly inhabited by fairies. He also takes a boat trip out on the Atlantic to visit an abandoned monastery that is now home to thousands of seabirds.
Kent may be crowded, but it has plenty of wildlife. Oddie's tour of the county known as "the garden of England" includes encounters with marsh frogs, orchids, one of Britain's most beautiful butterflies -the Adonis blue - and a wild boar.
On a summer break to the Norfolk Broads, Oddie hunts for the rare Norfolk hawker dragonfly, marsh harriers, and Britain's biggest butterfly, the magnificent swallowtail. He also comes face to face with two of his favourite species of bird -the kingfisher and the barn owl.
Red squirrels inhabiting a local park, birdsong played in the underground, ocean-going kittiwakes, Atlantic salmon and otters in an urban nature reserve are some of the wildlife surprises awaiting Bill Oddie on a visit to Tyneside
In the first of a new series, Bill Oddie visits Somerset in spring, a time when the thoughts of all wild creatures turn to love. Birds are singing, flowers are blooming, and Bill is in seventh heaven, as he watches badgers by twilight, little owls by day, and enjoys the 'after-dawn chorus', as the birds continue to sing all day! He also ventures into the woodland canopy to come face to face with a baby heron, or, as he dubs him, "Little Erne".
Bill Oddie Goes Wild has ended, so no new episodes are scheduled. The final episode aired on February 21, 2003.
The most recent episode of Bill Oddie Goes Wild, Season 3 Episode 7 "Loch Lomond", aired on February 21, 2003.
Bill Oddie Goes Wild has 3 seasons with 21 episodes in total.
Bill Oddie Goes Wild first aired on BBC Two on January 5, 2001.
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