Episode Three: "I love the dark, but I hate nature"

Hey you guys! Graeme, Mat and Michael talk fungi, fern thieves, sharks, seals and short-eared owls and go underground in search of bats, moths and spiders with special guest Tony Hutson.

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Glue Fungus Hymenochaete corrugata

Fairy Beads Microlejeunea ulicina

Prince of Wales Feather-moss Leptodon smithii

The fungi that should be called the Christmas Cake Mushroom Agaricus macrocarpus

Hungry eyes

The trogloxenic Tony Hutson

Graeme investigates

The hibernating hoverfly Eristalis tenax

Yoda's house

Metellinae merianae

Herald

A Red-headed Chestnut

Mat waves at a Short-eared Owl

Mat's photo of a Common Seal (taken with his mobile phone through his binoculars)

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Coming to a podcast far, far away next month.......

Episode Two: Some things in their natural state have the most vivid colours!

Michael, Graeme & Mat talk moth media madness, mawkish mice & magical mushrooms. Special guest star Howard Matcham joins us on a hunt for the Bearded Tooth fungus in the dark wild woods of West Sussex.

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The Flame Brocade makes the headlines

Graeme being interviewed by the BBC

Michael being interviewed by the BBC

Michael (and his friend Graeme) get into the Italian press

Benny Fitfrawd strikes back

Howard Matcham: International Man of Mosses

Fluted Bird's Nest at Ebernoe

Mat sees life through a lens for the first time

Garlic Parachute at Ebernoe

Beech Jellydisc (aka Zombie Lunch) at Ebernoe

Lemon Disco at Ebernoe

(The infamous) Liberty Cap at Ebernoe

Palpita vitrealis (in a pot) at Friston

Crimson Speckled at Friston

Isabelline Wheatear at Birling Gap

Dormouse at West Dean Woods

Blencowe's nemesis. The Sandhill Crane in Montana.

Episode One: 'Farewell and Adieu'

Graeme, Mat and Michael talk Hoopoe, Pallid Harrier, Crimson Speckled and Rootless Duckweed, go in search of the Death's Head Hawk-moth and find a whole bunch of something totally unexpected instead.

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Hoopoe at Glynde

Crimson Speckled (in a book)

Pallid Harrier at Burpham (pronounced 'burf-um') by Matt Eade (http://seafordbirding.blogspot.com/)

Rootless Duckweed at Lewes Brooks

Graeme in a ditch

Marsh Gentian

Dog Stinkhorn at Ebernoe Common

Michael in a net

Flame Brocade at Friston Forest

Western Conifer Seed Bug at Friston Forest

Scarce Bordered Straw at Friston Forest

Ni Moth at Friston Forest

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