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Sadly, the message boards had just as much anti-presenter stuff on as the Springwatch board - about all of them, not just Bill Oddie. Though the majority of replies were against the posters.

This spoils the forum for me somewhat - I don't see why people can't stick to the wildlife, and take their moans and complaints elsewhere. We're pretty lucky to get programmes like Springwatch/Autumnwatch as far as I'm concerned.

Lady Kestrel Wrote:
We're pretty lucky to get programmes like Springwatch/Autumnwatch as far as I'm concerned.


We don't get such programmes in the US, so I would agree wholeheartedly. Oh well, such is life!

Kingfisher

chascreek Wrote:
Yes another fan here - although not as much as Spring Watch.

Nothing to do with the season, but rather that I thought that Autumn Watch had a lot of padding, small amount of content stretched way too far. I had had enough of both Simon King and the Deer by the end of the last series - nothing to do with Simon himself, just repetatitve filming of nothing new happening.


I think they are both brilliant shows, but I think that Spring Watch is better becasue thats when all the young chicks are fledging and stuff like that. Icon_biggrin

The whole trouble with the live shows is that nature is so unpredictable. Thats why the presenters have to pad it out sometimes. I must admit, i prefered the Devon Farm location to Slimbridge. Still a great programme to look forward to and my little girl loves the Ceebeebies version of Autumn watch. A great way to introduce kids to the nature of the UK.
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