成人快手

Mark interviews an anonymous artist disguised as a penguin, at the Kelvin Walkway in Glasgow.

A gaggle of sheep sculptures are touring the UK, in celebration of the return of the Golden Shears World Sheep Shearing & Woolhandling Championships at the Royal Highland Show. Rachel met with Ali Caufield from the Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland and artist Charlotte Brayley, to talk about the sculptures.

Mark spent an afternoon with researcher Emilia Johnson, to learn about how acoustic monitoring can help to inform us of threats to wildlife in advance- and even gauge, using sound, whether there is a risk of animal diseases passing on to humans.

The once abandoned Alford Valley Community Railway is undergoing a major transformation, as a team of volunteers get the line fit for service once more. Mark enjoys a day out at the railway, to see the locomotive makeover first hand.

Maud Start joined Roger Morgan-Grenville in Dalkeith Country park to find out more about his book, Across a Waking Land, which documents his momentous walk, following the arrival of Spring up the length of the UK.

We chat with beekeeper Gavin Ramsay about honeybee communication, as swarming season gets underway.

An injured Nightjar has been picked up in north east Scotland, and is being cared for at the New Arc facility near Ellon. Rachel visits the invalid, and chats with Morgane Ristic and Paul Reynolds about how it came into their care.

An extract from our midweek podcast explores Peter Ross鈥檚 latest book, Steeple Chasing. Mark joins Peter at the Govan Old Parish Church, to hear more.

Rachel joins the kilted yogi, Finlay Wilson, for a salutation in Dundee, to hear about how he has amassed such a following with his outdoor yoga poses.

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