Episode 30: Norfolk's Mangrove

Chris Skinner's Countryside Podcast

Chris Skinner captures the eerie sound of a roe buck barking in the woodland and High Ash Farm. He talks us though the risky behaviour of a particularly brave fox at the entrance of a badger set that he caught on his night vision camera.
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Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin take a punt and enjoy a tour around Wheatfen Nature Reserve to hear about the legacy of a man who inspired Chris to look after wildlife on the farm.
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Chris talks about the speed of the wildlife at the farm and also manages to solve a machinery mystery in this week's questions.
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