Aaaaaaaaah! The weekend at the end of Week One is upon us. Time to catch our breath, look back at what has worked (and hasn't worked) this week and get a little more sleep. All the time reviewing which animals and stories the camera teams and story developers should be focusing on before Monday's show, when the Springwatch madness starts again.
It's been a while since I've blogged... there's just so much going on at the moment. Week one is always bonkers as we get into the flow of things and work out who our animals stars are going to be. And now we have a new home here at Pensthorpe in Norfolk it's taking even longer for life to feel normal and settled (does it ever on such a live and unpredictable production as this ?!).
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Get on the webcams! There's breaking news unfolding right now on our nest cameras... But which nest am I talking about? I bet you can't guess which one, let alone what's happening. Intrigued?
Have a look at the image link below and see if you can identify what you are looking at. All will be revealed later. I think it's truly extraordinary. (One clue, this was filmed at - on Friday).
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Where does all the time go?! I was up at five this morning (lots to do - it's Day One) and I don't seem to have had a minute all day to catch my breath. I'm writing this and it's already nearly five in the afternoon and our main rehearsal is about to start. Where did those 12 hours go?
This is my fifth season working in this team and the last few years have completely changed my experience of spring. As soon as the hedgerows light up with hawthorn blossom and the swifts start screaming across the sky, I get a unique and heady mix of fear, excitement and anticipation.
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Welcome to the Springwatch blog, a brand new departure for us in 2008. My name is Tim Scoones. I'm the Executive Producer of Springwatch. In normal English that means I lead the team of about 150 people who create the month-long Springwatch Experience on TV and on the web.
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