Springwatch complaints

Dozens took to Twitter to complain about the last episode, springwatch complaints, which they felt had come around far too quickly. The BBC One show returned to screens last month, following the lives of animals breeding across the UK this springtime. Last night, the pair had to break the news that the show had come springwatch complaints an end as they waved goodbye for another year after three weeks. However, viewers at home were left complaining as they took to social media to fume that they would "miss" the show.

We have more newsletters. The BBC's popular Springwatch show has been hit with a number of complaints after airing a video that many found upsetting. Several viewers reacted with surprise and anger after and episode showed a bird of prey being cruelly beaten. Presenter Frank Gardner presented a report about birds of prey being illegally killed. Within the report footage was aired of a gamekeeper seemingly beating a buzzard to death with a stick.

Springwatch complaints

By Summer Goodkind For Mailonline. Springwatch viewers were left in tears on Wednesday evening after a 'depressing' death-filled episode. The wildlife show, which is presented by Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan, returned once again for an informative segment on the wonders of UK wildlife and habitats. But despite looking forward to the relaxing and calming clips of nature, instead viewers were shocked by the 'harrowing' scenes. The show depicted a report on kingfisher birds as they tracked their breeding and feeding process. Cameras were able to capture incredible zoomed in clips of a nest and baby birds. They then followed a male and female as they captured up to fish from the nearby river to feed their offspring. However, the report detailed a heavy downpour which hit the area, causing vegetation along the river to stoop. Consequently, the parents of the birds were unable to access their nest and feed their starving chicks. As the birds flapped and struggled through the bushes, eventually the kingfisher's offspring starved to death. For any that hadn't, they either drowned, were too weak to eat or were forced to flee for survival. Taking to Twitter as the episode aired, viewers branded the show 'tough to watch'.

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During these scenes the adult male and female birds captured up to fish from the nearby river to feed their offspring. However, the situation quickly deteriorated for the baby birds after heavy rain stopped their parents from being able to access the nest, where the starving chicks remained. These attempts continued for two days after the rain had caused the vegetation along the river to stoop, which blocked access to their nest. Don't miss We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding.

We have more newsletters. The BBC's popular Springwatch show has been hit with a number of complaints after airing a video that many found upsetting. Several viewers reacted with surprise and anger after and episode showed a bird of prey being cruelly beaten. Presenter Frank Gardner presented a report about birds of prey being illegally killed. Within the report footage was aired of a gamekeeper seemingly beating a buzzard to death with a stick. Viewers of the show said that the video was "awful" and some said they were left in tears, reports BirminghamLive.

Springwatch complaints

The eighteenth season of the critically-acclaimed show, hosted by Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan , aired again on Tuesday night - but some weren't happy about their presenting style. The new series is set to air on BBC Two from Monday to Thursday for the next three weeks, bringing watchers some of the best of British springtime wildlife. During yesterday evening's episode, Chris and Michaela gave viewers some exceptionally rare views of the lesser spotted woodpecker. Despite the insightful segment, viewers weren't impressed and soon flooded Twitter with their views.

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More info. Back to top Home News Royals U. Liam wrote: "Hard to beat a bit of Springwatch until a Nightjar decides to eat it's newly hatched young. Irish Sun. Top Stories. And just before he was about to give up, he managed to see one fly past and he couldn't contain his excitement. Presenters Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan returned to viewers screens this week. We have more newsletters. Sadly the chicks perished. However, the situation quickly deteriorated for the baby birds after heavy rain stopped their parents from being able to access the nest, where the starving chicks remained. Dancing On Ice winner named as emotional star says they are 'speechless'.

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