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The Silent Watcher

BBC One
on BBC One London

Erie Ashby lives in the New Forest, where he spends his time observing and photographing the wildlife
His films of badgers, foxes, hares, and deer are among the most intimate studies ever made of these wild animals. This programme is a compilation of the best and most popular of all his work
Commentary written and spoken by Hugh Falkus
(from BBC South and West: first shown on BBC2)

Contributors

Subject/Filmmaker:
Eric Ashby
Writer/Narrator:
Hugh Falkus
Producer:
Suzanne Gibbs
Producer:
Christopher Parsons
Source: Radio Times

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