Otters on TV & Radio
See also Otters on Video
Week Beginning Sunday 5th February 2012 |
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| Monday 5th February 2012 | BBC2 | 07:00 | Roar - The keepers bottle-feed the biggest baby in the park when one of the rhinos gives birth, and the otters are reintroduced to their parents after 12 weeks apart With Rani Price and Johny Pitts. | |
| Blighty | 18:00 | Springwatch Sealife - Kate Humble presents a celebration of the UK's marine life. She takes a close look at animals including dolphins, otters and an array of colourful fish, and advises on how the public can help conserve and enjoy the country's wildlife. Plus, news of a bill which could represent a significant turning point for the fortunes of Britain's coastal waters | ||
| Friday 10th February 2012 | Blighty | 13:30 | Wild Gardens: Wetland - Mike Dilger offers advice on how to attract wildlife to even the smallest garden, beginning with tips on creating a wetland area. Plus, a report on otter spotting on the Somerset Levels | |
| Saturday 11th February 2012 | Animal Planet | 08:30 | Wildlife ER - A fawn injured by a dog receives urgent treatment, and a sick sea otter is rescued | |
Week Beginning Sunday 12th February 2012 |
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| Monday 13th Febuary 2012 | Blighty | 18:00 | Thames Wildlife Super Highway: The Source to Oxford - Miranda Krestovnikoff takes a trip along the full 215 miles of the historic river to examine the surprising diversity of species that live along its banks and in its waters. She begins by visiting the source of the Thames in Gloucestershire, home to two elusive residents - the otter and the barbel | |
| Tuesday 14th Febuary 2012 | Eden | 11:00 repeat 18:00 |
Million Dollar Otters- Wildlife film following the trials and tribulations of a sea otter pup. Among the millionaires' yachts on the coast of California, an otter mum teaches her baby to survive. | |
| Blighty | 13:00 | Halcyon River Diaries: Early Spring - Husband and wife Charlie Hamilton James and Philippa Forrester chart the lives of wildlife along a small stretch of a West Country river over the course of a year. They begin in early spring by filming an otter hunting at night, as well as investigating life for the mother of a flock of mallards. Philippa finds out why the country's water vole population is in rapid decline, and her sons investigate the family life of the stickleback | ||

