Wild Britain with Ray Mears Season 2 Chalk 2011
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Ray Mears reveals that he spent much of his childhood searching the South Downs for the Adonis Blue butterfly. Back then, they were a rare sight but now, thanks to conservation work, they are easily spotted and Ray gets to marvel at one perched on his finger. Ray's looking at chalk habitats and explains that chalk is made from creatures that lived in the sea millions of years ago. He's on the South Coast and journeys Westwards and, on his way, he spies peregrine falcons, kittiwakes, a wealth of wild flowers and, of course, the Adonis Blue.
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1. Caledonian Pine Forest 2011-10-14
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4. Lowland River 2011-11-04
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5. Sea Loch 2011-11-11
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6. Ancient Forest 2011-11-18
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7. The Flow Country 2011-11-25
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8. Broadland 2011-12-02
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9. Highlands of Scotland 2011-12-09
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10. The Best of Wild Britain 2011-12-16
