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<blockquote data-quote="bill moss" data-source="post: 1320586" data-attributes="member: 28305"><p>Hi folks,</p><p></p><p>Oh dear, am I going to be the odd man out here.</p><p></p><p>No I'm NOT going to knock the presenters, I'm going to comment on the programme format.</p><p></p><p>Yes I find the nature parts interesting and yes I learn a lot but....... why oh why can't they just do the bit about stags in one section and then about seals in another, etc, instead of chopping backwards and forwards. Maybe it's just me but I much prefer programmes to have a coherent pattern to them. Is it that the Beeb are scared that people will get bored with watching a continuous (say) 10-15 minutes of one subject. Quite apart from anything else it would be less time wasteful with not having to keep introducing and re-introducing the various threads.</p><p></p><p>OK, I've had my whinge, promise I won't do it again (for this series).</p><p></p><p>Have to confess that for me the highlight was the Wasps (and that's saying something considering that I'm allergic to their stings). It was interesting that it's the noise (and amount of it) that attracts the Fallow Does, can I infer a similarity to young female humans being attracted to pop singers? (chuckle).</p><p></p><p>Bill.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bill moss, post: 1320586, member: 28305"] Hi folks, Oh dear, am I going to be the odd man out here. No I'm NOT going to knock the presenters, I'm going to comment on the programme format. Yes I find the nature parts interesting and yes I learn a lot but....... why oh why can't they just do the bit about stags in one section and then about seals in another, etc, instead of chopping backwards and forwards. Maybe it's just me but I much prefer programmes to have a coherent pattern to them. Is it that the Beeb are scared that people will get bored with watching a continuous (say) 10-15 minutes of one subject. Quite apart from anything else it would be less time wasteful with not having to keep introducing and re-introducing the various threads. OK, I've had my whinge, promise I won't do it again (for this series). Have to confess that for me the highlight was the Wasps (and that's saying something considering that I'm allergic to their stings). It was interesting that it's the noise (and amount of it) that attracts the Fallow Does, can I infer a similarity to young female humans being attracted to pop singers? (chuckle). Bill. [/QUOTE]
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