A video feed of wildlife at the Springwatch site in Norfolk is now live for people to view throughout the day.
It is day one at the BBC Springwatch site at Wild Ken Hill in west Norfolk and ahead of its first series episode at 8pm on Tuesday, May 25 the team is streaming live videos of wildlife on its website, on BBCiplayer and on Youtube from 10am to 10pm until 9pm on Friday, June 11.
Footage shows wildlife such as pied wagtails, avocets, kestrels and buzzards live from the Norfolk countryside.
The livestream revealed that three swallow chicks hatched on May 21.
From tonight, and for the next three weeks, Springwatch will be broadcasting live from the Norfolk site with presenters Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan.
Technicians have spent weeks setting up more than 30 remote cameras.
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