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the third series of WILD BRITAIN WITH RAY MEARS, Ray continues
his celebration of the British landscape and its wildlife. Ray
travels the length and breadth of Britain during spring and
summer to explore forests, rivers, islands and coasts –
revealing the wildlife secrets that each habitat reveals if you
know where to look. At each location Ray meets a cast of local
experts - conservationists and amateur enthusiasts with a
passion for the wildlife on their doorstep. He shares his
knowledge of field crafts, such as cooking limpets collected
from the shore or tracking and observational techniques for
wildlife, and examines the underlying geology which has given
each landscape its character. In this episode, Ray explores the
area known as The Weald – a medieval landscape of ancient
forest, small fields and heath on the Kent-Sussex border in
south east England. Here Ray observes herds of fallow deer with
fawns in the 13th century royal hunting park of