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Chris took a trip into Norwich for one of his wildlife recordings this week.

Chris takes us for more walks along the paths and trails of High Ash Farm.

Chris carries on his walk around the farm, which he began in last week's episode.

Chris takes us out and about on a walk this week.

Chris discusses the question of whether or not he is still "really" a farmer.

This week, Chris has been spotting some early signs of spring on the farm.

Chris takes us through the alphabet in this New Year's Day special.

Chris takes us on a tour through the frosts, around the holly, the ivy and the mistletoe.

Chris talks about some of the effects of this first cold snap of winter on the farm.

Chris takes a look at some of the smaller mammals resident on the farm.

Chris expresses his enthusiasm for some local winged mammals.

Chris chats about some gulls as if he bought them like a packet of mixed seeds!

Wildlife real and imagined on the farm this week, as Chris explores some "fairy rings".

A selection of different kinds of things from the farm today!

Plant life as well as bird life on the agenda as Chris takes us out and about again.

Chris talked about different forms of flying life on the farm this week.

Chris is all abuzz about some of the smaller creatures on the farm.

Chris is back with Matthew to answer more of your countryside questions.

A trip back in time to autumn on High Ash Farm back in 2019.

Chris gives an interesting insight into the lives of some of the slugs on the farm!

Matthew Gudgin is back to put your questions to Chris, and to hear more from the farm.

Anna sits in for Matthew this week, to put your wildlife questions to Chris Skinner.

Kate sits in for Matthew to put your questions to Graham, who's sitting in for Chris.

This week, Chris takes a closer look at some of the sparrows on the farm.

This week, Chris takes us to some of the damper patches of High Ash Farm!

The Norfolk Wildlife Trust's Nick Acheson joins Matthew to take your questions this week.

Chris gives us a taste of early morning at High Ash Farm.

Chris explains some of the effects the recent spell of very dry weather has been having.

An insight into more of the flora and fauna of High Ash Farm at Caistor St Edmund.

Chris gives us an insight into the life of another of the animals living on his farm.