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It will show how their survival relies on a game of deception with a red ant, which is tricked into adopting the butterfly’s unassuming but predatory caterpillars into its nest. The BBC has made an announcement after one of its most popular shows was flooded with hundreds of Ofcom complaints. The episode featuring Gloucestershire will air on Sunday, March 26 on BBC One and reveals how the resident blue butterflies are the product of an extraordinarily sinister lifecycle. Stories are arranged in topics including top stories, UK news, world news, politics, business, technology and sport. Whether it’s rough and untamed, flower-rich, or farmed, rooted in chalk or scree, the varied grasslands set the stage for spell-binding spectacles. Get the latest breaking news from the BBC and our global network of journalists. Read more: Matt Hancock spotted at Cheltenham Festival with partner Gina Coladangelo From the coastal flower meadows in the Scottish Outer Hebrides to the rich open landscapes in the mountains of south-west Ireland, the BBC documentary enters surprising and dramatic worlds inhabited by creatures great and small. Once extinct in our isles, our shores are now believed to be the home to one of the largest concentrations of large blue butterflies anywhere in the world.Īttenborough, 96, visited six filming locations throughout the series, including a chalk stream in Wiltshire to introduce Freshwater. In the upcoming episode 'Grasslands', it uncovers a remarkable conservation success story in Gloucestershire. The five-part documentary 'Wild Isles' is fronted by the international icon and is the culmination of three years' work. Sir David Attenborough explores our grasslands, some of Britain and Ireland’s most beautiful places, in BBC's new documentary, unveiling incredible creatures in Gloucestershire.
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