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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Himalaya" data-source="post: 1504217" data-attributes="member: 56069">So far so good!   I have watched upto  episode 10 and it appears this is the "wildest" springwatch  so far.   Im glad we have had skylark, goshawk, dipper, polecat, linnet and have loved the little sections on nightjar, the bustard news, merlin ,marsh harrier, the kite footage, the sea bird footage, redstarts, reed warblers, whitethroat, cuckoo too name but a few.Would have liked to see more herring gull at the nest footage.   Im  glad  they chose Wales too.  I do wonder if Foxes, Otters, Badgers, Swallows, Wrens will  be featured every year LOL.  I wish they would focus  on some others but can never ge bored of them.  I love their insect/creepy crawlie sections - i find them areal eye opener.  I was not  interested much in the tiny things that much but  i am inspired  to  make some homes for them too.I wish  they stop using big gardens as examples  and show  how we can create eco-friendly backyards, for those living in terraced houses.  Am I  the only one who does not mind Kate?  Maybe she is honest and does not know about wildlife as much as we think she does?  i think she plays her probing part well - most watching the show are probably arm chairnature fans.      I have not missed Bill and I find the show more focused now.</blockquote>