Notes on Nature TV 6: How birds got their names, gardening for nature and wonderful wildlife photos

In this episode of Notes on Nature we have a tip from our wildlife gardening expert Adrian Thomas, a look at how birds got their names with naturalist, author and TV producer Stephen Moss, and we meet a new birdwatching group. We also look at some of your brilliant wildlife photos!

In case you're wondering what the birds at the start and end of this episode are... Start: chaffinch (male), blackbird (male), chaffinch (female), great tit, robin. End: blackbird (female), waxwings!

You can see our previous Notes on Nature videos here:

Episode 1
A celebration of autumn with fabulous fungi and tips on getting your nestboxes ready for winter and spring.
https://youtu.be/_DjsUUboYwM

Episode 2
Redwings, bird feeder tips, and how to listen out for birds that fly overhead at night.
https://youtu.be/fR5kMp_5NEI

Episode 3
Wonderful winter moths, and why you should 'leave your leaves' in the garden.
https://youtu.be/2fC_I1pEDIE

Episode 4
Fighting kingfishers, noisy owls, and the project to save the pine hoverfly.
https://youtu.be/gAywuFMbUV4

Episode 5
Goldcrest and firecrest ID, Dr Amir Khan tells us how he feeds his garden birds and Miranda Krestovnikoff introduces us to the world of the kestrel nest.
https://youtu.be/zPDZKZWYMck

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With the RSPB's Charlotte Ambrose and Jamie Wyver.

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