Featuring over 40 species of birds from the familiar Robin and Blue Tit to the rarely seen Green Woodpecker and Kingfisher, this comprehensive documentary is aimed at amateur twitchers and experienced birdwatchers alike. This informative guide reveals in close up all you need to know about birds' plumage, habitat and feeding habits as well as offer top tips for anyone hoping to take their birdwatching to another level.

In this unique feature documentary, the celebrated naturalist reflects upon both the defining moments of his lifetime and the devastating changes he has seen.

The film addresses some of the biggest challenges facing life on our planet, providing a snapshot of global nature loss in a single lifetime. With it comes a powerful message of hope for future generations as Attenborough reveals the solutions to help save our planet from disaster.

His message comes at a critical time, when nature is sounding its alarm for united action.

Set of four nature documentaries from the Oscar-winning director of 'March Of The Penguins'. The surprise box office success of 'Penguins' catapulted Luc Jacquet into the Hollywood limelight but he had been making award winning marine biology documentaries for many years already. 'The Leopard Seal's Share' (1999) portrays the Antarctic oceans' only predator besides the killer whale, the leopard seal. These deceptively cuddly characters show up at penguin breeding grounds yearly to devour gigantic numbers of birds. The penguins have naturally evolved into this routine so that, to save the majority of those nesting on land, a certain number dive into the sea as sacrifice to the seals. 'The Tick And The Bird' (2001) follows the journey of a flea hitchhiking on the back of a Laysan Albatross as it crosses the pacific to nest and lay. The wily tick then nestles into the younger, downier hatchling and from there, onto the back of a penguin come to steal the chick's food - a tick's eye view of marine bird life. 'Springtime For The Weddel Seals' (1996) follows a young Weddel pup through the first few months of life in the unforgiving Antarctic climate, both under and above the water. 'Penguin Baywatch' (2002) takes a look at life for the penguins, birds and seals on the remote Sub Antarctic islands -isolated spits of land that become prime real estate during summer months for all sea and bird life looking to escape the frozen south.

John Nettles narrates the extraordinary story of Jambo the gorilla at naturalist Gerald Durrell's famous Jersey Zoo. When a young boy fell into the gorilla enclosure in 1986, onlookers were horrified when the injured boy was approached by Jambo, a male silverback. To everyone's amazement however, Jambo protected the boy from the other gorillas until he could be rescued. This documentary tells the full story of the Jersey Zoo's gorilla family and includes the dramatic news footage that did more than anything to change people's perceptions of the gorilla.

Travel programme which explores Egypt and Israel. Highlights of the journey include a visit to the Egyptian Museum where King Tutankhamun's treasures now rest, the Great Pyramids, Mount Sinai and the Western Wall.

Six-part BBC series narrated by David Tennant that utilises cutting-edge film technology to capture stunning images of birds in flight. The show travels to five continents to capture footage of birds as diverse as snow geese, cranes, flamingos, pelicans and eagles taking to the skies.

World champion angler Bob Nudd shows the best methods to use to improve your angling technique, covering stillwater fishing on the pole, on the feeder, and on the waggler.

There is little doubt that carp fishing is one of the most complex forms of angling, and when most young anglers are faced with a vast array of expensive equipment, it can seem like an uphill struggle before they are anywhere near the water. But help is at hand with Bob Nudd MBE, four times World Coarse Angling Champion. Beginning with the basics, Bob explains how to ensure that you enjoy a rewarding carp fishing session every time.

An insight into the world of British birds and how they live. This volume looks at birds of ponds and farmland (barn owl, lapwing, magpie, skylark and pheasant) and birds of lakes, rivers and wetlands (kingfisher, mallard, bittern, grey heron, wigeon and mute swan).

Part of the fishing guide series presented by world-class angler Matt Hayes, demonstrating the accessibility of affordable weekend fishing breaks around the world. In this volume, Matt travels offshore to tackle one of the most popular and powerful fish for ambitious anglers - the Blue Marlin.

Five-part BBC nature documentary narrated by David Tennant. In this series, film-makers send animatronic animals, equipped with cameras, into the wild to take a close look at animal behaviour. To get the best possible insight into the creature's lives, the robots are able to interact with as well as observe the other creatures with each episode focusing on a different aspect of life in the wild.

The demise of the dinosaurs, 65 million years ago, did not leave the world empty. A succession of extraordinary creatures has since come and gone, leading to our own ancestors, and yet we know virtually nothing about them. These bizarre beasts were some of the most fascinating creatures ever to have inhabited our planet.

The award-winning team that brought us Walking With Dinosaurs now explores the rise of the mammals. The latest scientific findings, advanced computer graphics and strong natural history stories are combined as we return to the sights and sounds of extinct worlds... this time full of life you hardly knew existed.

Walking With Beasts takes you on a journey through time to distant worlds: from the hottest, wettest climate the earth has ever known to one of the coldest... the Ice Age. See the early forerunners of the whale (walking!), avoid the carnivorous pig the size of a rhino, and pity the horse the size of a cat, eaten by a bird the height of a man!

And we humans are not safe either... mighty saber-toothed cats with teeth the size of carving knives have a taste for our own ancestors!

Documentary narrated by David Tennant that films penguins from a unique perspective. Through the use of cameras disguised as life-sized penguins, the film-makers were able to capture penguin life from within the colony. With features on emperor penguins, the humboldt penguin and the unusual rockhopper penguins that live in the Falkland Islands, the documentary explores a range of penguin species and behaviours.

A tour of the historic sites of the Britain Isles. Beginning with a look at the prehistoric sites of Stonehenge and the Stone Rings of Avebury, the programme moves on to take in some of London's most famous landmarks, including Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and St. Paul's Cathedral. In Scotland, along with a trip to Loch Ness, there's a visit to Edinburgh and its castle during the festival season. The tour ends in Ireland with a visit to see the world famous Blarney Stone.

Wildlife documentary presented by Aussie adventurer Ben Cropp. The venom of the sea snake is ten times more potent than that of the cobra, causing many fatalities among native fishermen in the islands north of Australia. Ben Cropp travels to Marion Reef, a coral atoll in the Coral Sea 200 miles off the central Queensland coast, to discover some of the many varieties of sea snake species and learn more about their habits and behaviour.

Wildlife film by Hugo Van Lawick celebrating the incredibly diverse landscapes, animals and birds of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, Africa. The film is accompanied by a classical music score.

Featuring stunning photography and an educational insight into some of the world's most fascinating creatures and the people whose efforts keep them from going extinct, this film focuses on whales, sharks, dolphins and turtles.

All 13 episodes from the action-packed television series hosted by expert angler Ricky Gonzalez who leads his crew in search of huge game fish off the coast of Mexico. The series features amazing footage of long battles with giant Marlin, Atlantic Sailfish, Dorado, shark and much more.

Part of the fishing guide series presented by world-class angler Matt Hayes, demonstrating the accessibility of affordable weekend fishing breaks around the world. In this volume, Matt travels around Europe to test locations in Wales, Madeira and the Azores, and manages to land a 156lb catfish at Mequnienza in Spain.

Shark hunting with Liam Dale, who offers advice on basic techniques along with Kevin Maddocks and Roger Herity.

All seven episodes of the Animal Planet series following extreme angler Jeremy Wade as he goes on the hunt for freshwater fish with a taste for human flesh. Episodes are: 'Piranha', 'Killer Catfish', 'Alligator Gar', 'European Maneater', 'Amazon Assassins', 'Amazon Flesheaters' and 'Freshwater Shark'.

Groundbreaking BBC documentary looking at the history of our planet. Presenter Aubrey Manning unravels the secrets of the Earth, from the craters of active volcanoes to the ocean floor, combining cutting-edge digital footage with the latest animation techniques.