BBC2 this evening

[Billy Wobble Dagger]

What another great early evening on BBC 2.
For starters we had “My life with animals: Charlotte Uhlenbroek. Her most memorable, not best, bits from her life watching and filming animals. It must be an on off series because there was a good one about Saba Douglas-Hamilton a few weeks ago.
That was followed by “An Otter in the family” some lovely scenes of a days old Otter who had been separated from its family during the floods. It was taken in by Philippa Forester and her family and they are trying to hand rear it and look to be doing a good job with the hope of releasing it in to the wild.
That was followed by another great part in the “Earth: The Power of the Planet” series. Great presenter and as always a real eye opener, for me anyway.
Well done BBC2

BWD

[PMG]

Originally Posted by Billy Wobble Dagger

What another great early evening on BBC 2.
For starters we had “My life with animals: Charlotte Uhlenbroek. Her most memorable, not best, bits from her life watching and filming animals. It must be an on off series because there was a good one about Saba Douglas-Hamilton a few weeks ago.
That was followed by “An Otter in the family” some lovely scenes of a days old Otter who had been separated from its family during the floods. It was taken in by Philippa Forester and her family and they are trying to hand rear it and look to be doing a good job with the hope of releasing it in to the wild.
That was followed by another great part in the “Earth: The Power of the Planet” series. Great presenter and as always a real eye opener, for me anyway.
Well done BBC2

BWD

Agree BWD - an excellent evening, wish there were more of them. Particularly the earth series - it is so excellent. Even tho I know in theory about El Nino and the upwelling of warm currents and sinking of cold in the sea - and the oceans being joined - to actually see it represented and hear it spelled out - what will happen if humans alter it too much. Even in these dog days of human interference the earth is still trying to keep its balence...........

Pauline

[Billy Wobble Dagger]

Originally Posted by PMG

Agree BWD - an excellent evening, wish there were more of them. Particularly the earth series - it is so excellent. Even tho I know in theory about El Nino and the upwelling of warm currents and sinking of cold in the sea - and the oceans being joined - to actually see it represented and hear it spelled out - what will happen if humans alter it too much. Even in these dog days of human interference the earth is still trying to keep its balence...........

Pauline

I had never heard of the mini elephants before, how cute would they be, I think I would like one for Christmas. My only concern about the programme is the amount of travelling that is done for only a few seconds of film, having said that the scenery is just fantastic.

BWD