Hillian1
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They will bring us death, and we will love them for it.
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Springwatch 2017
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Colonel Angus
New member
He said they will bring Death
Oh.. and of course birth. Spring is always good for a bit of birth too.
And the odd bit of bad poetry.
And bawdy double entendres.
And we will love them for it.
Unless there is something better on another channel.
Then we're not that bothered really.
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
That looks like the one that Zebedee was attached to before he retired.
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
I see where you're coming from in a roundabout way!
jevs
Well-known member
That was magic JS!!!
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Airfix?
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
8 out of the 9 blue tits made it, despite the woodpecker hanging around.
Bit disappointed Chris has reigned in the risque links and sexual innuendos.
Highlight of Winter Watch 2016 was Chris finishing one show with the immortal line, “Join us tomorrow when I get Michaela out of bed to show her black cock in the flesh.”
Highlight of Winter Watch 2016 was Chris finishing one show with the immortal line, “Join us tomorrow when I get Michaela out of bed to show her black cock in the flesh.”
MattBackHome
Well-known member
- Jul 7, 2003
- 11,876
First time I've ever seen Springwatch. What the **** was I doing with my life? I'm officially hooked.
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- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,639
I wasn't quite so keen when Packham started banging on about some creature or other shitting all over its nest in great detail yesterday 
Chris Packham has been enthusing, educating and informing people about wildlife - in a straightforward and unsentimental way - for decades now. I used to watch him on The Really Wild Show when I was a kid and now I watch him on Spring Watch with my children. The annoying thing is he hardly seems to have changed.
I'm not necessarily into Honours etc, but surely this guy should be given some recognition for his contribution to natural history and broadcasting? Not only is he an expert in his field but he is a fantastic communicator - a rare combination.
I'm not necessarily into Honours etc, but surely this guy should be given some recognition for his contribution to natural history and broadcasting? Not only is he an expert in his field but he is a fantastic communicator - a rare combination.
*Gullsworth*
My Hair is like his hair
He is brilliant, always edgy but with a friendly manner. I bet he is a moody bugger in real life but someone you like to listen to and learn from his immense knowledge!
In The Rough
New member
Annoyingly he isn't. Went to see one of his talks live a year or so back. The formal talk and event finished about 9. I left at 11 and he was still chatting to people in foyer offering advise, posing for photos and being a great bloke. Excellent with all the kids who had turned up as well.
Still about folks but taking it easy as befits an old-timer. And little to moan about at the moment.
