It's the final week of Springwatch and Chris Packham is back with Unsprung. He is joined on the Suffolk coast by special guests, who investigate how bird song relates to music.

Chris Packham reveals the results of the vote for the nation's favourite wild flower, and takes questions and comments from the live studio audience. Show more

In the final Unsprung of the series, Chris Packham is joined by author and filmmaker Ceri Levy and discusses the outcome of the Big Spring Watch with the Woodland Trust. Show more

Chris Packham, Martin Hughes-Games and Michaela Strachan are joined by David Lindo to exclusively reveal the results from this year's most important poll - Britain's national bird. Show more

Audience-led discussion and debate. Chris Packham is live from RSPB Minsmere in Suffolk. Joining him on the sofa to take audience questions is badger expert and TV vet Matt Brash. Show more

Audience-led discussion and debate. Chris Packham looks at photos and footage sent in by the audience and discusses them with special guests on the Springwatch sofas. Show more

Discussion and debate. As the second week of Springwatch draws to a close, Chris Packham is joined by a live studio audience and special guests to review the events so far. Show more

Chris Packham presents Springwatch's live aftershow - a relaxed chat with special guests, a live studio audience and questions and comments sent in by those watching at home. Show more

Chris Packham presents Springwatch's live aftershow - a relaxed chat with special guests, a live studio audience and questions and comments sent in by those watching at home. Show more

Chris Packham answers questions and comments from a live audience at RSPB Minsmere, Suffolk. Featuring a bird-themed acoustic set by the band Stornoway. Show more

Chris Packham is joined by David Lindo to talk wildlife in cities, TV vet Matt Brash takes questions about wildlife injuries and Vic Reeves reveals his secret wildlife passions. Show more

Host Chris Packham is joined on the sofa by film and TV actress Alison Steadman and Robert MacFarlane, who reveals how the natural world inspires his bestselling books. Show more