It is time to cwtch up and get cosy as the nights draw in and BBC's Autumnwatch is back. The series will kick off on Tuesday, October 25 and will show what is happening in nature this autumn.
The hedgerows will be full of life from animals making their nests to blackberries, rose hips, crab apples and hazelnuts growing ready for harvest. Many of our much-loved creatures take advantage of this wild harvest to build up reserves of fat for migration or for hibernation.
With an over-arching theme of ‘The Changing Face of Autumn’, Autumnwatch will present a vision of a season which has changed dramatically in the wake of climate change. The show will be based in different locations across the UK, including in Cardigan Bay in Wales.
