Your movies
We need you! Upload your video of unusual or amazing animal behaviour.
From Garden action
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Browse the categories...
This time, we've split Your movies into categories. This will make it easier for you to find what you like. Enjoy!
Wildlife funnies
You couldn't make it up. Maybe not, but sometimes you can film it. A collection of all your best animal funny moments.
Unusual behaviour/weird stuff
No matter how much we think we know animals, they can always surprise us. And sometimes you catch them doing it on camera.
Garden action
You don't need to travel miles to film great wildlife. Often it's right under your nose, as this selection of films shot in your gardens shows.
Questions for Autumnwatch Unsprung
Got a question for Martin and the team? Why not film it and upload it to our website. Watch the best of the questions right here.
The best of 2008
Albino squirrels, dancing starlings, bouncing red deer and badger cubs... View your best movies from last year's Autumnwatch.
Latest
- Catch the Springwatch Christmas Special at 6.30pm, Weds 30 Dec on BBC Two
- From flocking birds and early flowers to buzzards and blue tits: wildlife to enjoy at winter
- Updates on the Autumnwatch beavers, harlequin ladybirds and painted ladies
- The answers to our colourscheme quiz
- Gordon blogs about getting nostalgic – and very cold – on his ptarmigan filming assignment
Your autumn photos
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From red deer to spiders to fungi, share your pictures of autumn.
BBC Breathing Places
Little things that make a big difference and are a lot of fun too.
Find some nature near you
Nature
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Wildlife Finder
Red deer
UK's largest resident deer species. -
Earth Explorers
Birds on the edge of Britain
Radio 4 team recording at a Manx bird sanctuary.
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