Springwatch complaints

The eighteenth season of the critically-acclaimed show, hosted by Chris Packham and Michaela Strachanspringwatch complaints, aired again on Tuesday night - but some weren't happy about their presenting style. The new series is set to air on BBC Two from Monday to Thursday for the next three weeks, bringing watchers some of the best of British springtime wildlife. During yesterday evening's episode, Chris and Michaela gave viewers some exceptionally rare views of the springwatch complaints spotted woodpecker.

Show's viewers voiced their fury after a controversial episode earlier this week. We have more newsletters. BBC Springwatch has been swamped with complaints - after a bird was seemingly battered with a stick. The BBC show's viewers voiced their fury after a controversial episode earlier this week. Fans of the show said they were "broken" and in "tears". The viewers spoke out after a bird was "battered to death with a stick" in horrific scenes. Frank Gardner presented a harrowing report about birds being illegally killed.

Springwatch complaints

The presenter has said that he takes "vicarious pleasure" in receiving complaints from Springwatch viewers. Chris Packham has revealed some of Springwatch viewers' most common complaints ahead of the show's 18th season. The presenter, who has hosted Springwatch since , will be entering his 13th season of the BBC Two nature show with Michaela Strachan, his stepdaughter Megan McCubbin and Iolo Williams fronting the programme alongside him. When asked whether he receives abuse online, Chris Packham told RadioTimes. We were told by such and such And we're always willing to acknowledge other people's expertise in advance of our own. He added that one of the biggest complaints he receives from viewers is about his pronunciation of place names. So you know, at least one member of the team has the correct vernacular to satisfy the UK audience. McCubbin added: "The reaction that I always get from Springwatch is one which is overwhelmingly positive and the audience have been so welcoming and so lovely and so kind to me joining the show. Sign up to be the first to know about breaking stories and new series! By entering your details, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions and privacy policy.

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We have more newsletters. The BBC's popular Springwatch show has been hit with a number of complaints after airing a video that many found upsetting. Several viewers reacted with surprise and anger after and episode showed a bird of prey being cruelly beaten. Presenter Frank Gardner presented a report about birds of prey being illegally killed. Within the report footage was aired of a gamekeeper seemingly beating a buzzard to death with a stick. Viewers of the show said that the video was "awful" and some said they were left in tears, reports BirminghamLive. Many found it difficult to watch and voiced their concern over the show that is popular among children as well as adults.

Megan joined her stepdad Chris Packham for Monday evening's instalment of Springwatch - but her choice of words soon landed her in hot water. As she presented live from Hauxley Nature Reserve, Megan described some of the wildlife the site had to offer. Detailing what could be seen on the live camera, Megan said: "We have seen a lot of live-action here already. And a shag, I do love a shag," she added, referring to its appearance. Following the bizarre comment, she continued: "They can go down to 45 metres, taking the plunge there, I hope it's a success for it.

Springwatch complaints

The eighteenth season of the critically-acclaimed show, hosted by Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan , aired on Monday night - but some weren't happy about one fine detail. The new series is set to air on BBC Two from Monday to Thursday for the next three weeks, bringing watchers some of the best of British springtime wildlife. But it didn't take long for viewers to flood Twitter with their views on the popular programme.

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