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Juvenile hobby hunting dragonfly over small lake, Surrey. © BBC/Silverback Films/Jack Barnes
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Wild Isles: episode four – what’s it all about?

A free-roaming herd of Konik horses grazes in the evening light at Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire, UK. © BBC/©Silverback Films/Hamza Yassin
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Wild Isles: episode three – what’s it all about?

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How to watch Wild Isles on BBC One

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They may look majestic, but the favourite foods of a purple emperors include tree sap and fox poo. They can sometimes be found feeding on this scat on the woodland floor. © BBC/Silverback Films/Alex Hyde/naturepl.com
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Wild Isles: episode two – what’s it all about?

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Wild Isles filming locations revealed

Sir David Attenborough introduces the Wild Isles series at dawn at Old Harry's Rocks, Dorset. © BBC/Silverback Films/Chris Howard
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Sir David Attenborough: 5 magic moments on film

In spring, killer whales visit the Shetland Islands to hunt for seals. © BBC/Silverback Films/SCOTLAND: The Big Picture/naturepl.com
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Wild Isles: episode one – what’s it all about?

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Wild Isles: behind-the-scenes secrets from series producer Hilary Jeffkins

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How to watch the television series Mammals

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How to watch Paul Whitehouse: Our Troubled Rivers

The Jurassic of 150 million years ago was dominated by giant, long-necked sauropods which lived under threat of attack from carnivores like Allosaurus, the apex predator of the time. © A.A Studios Graphics/BBC Studios
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How to watch Secrets of the Jurassic Dinosaurs

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How to watch The Magical World Of Moss

Springwatch presenters: Chris Packham, Michaela Strachan, Iolo Williams and Gillian Burke. © Jo Charlesworth/BBC
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How to watch Serengeti III

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