Messages from the Wild
By Annabel Ross
A series of brief interviews with animals, offering them a chance to give us a perspective on their environment.
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The Cinnabar Moth
This Cinnabar Moth is part of an installation, Voices from the Meadow, commissioned by Wakehurst (wild sister of Kew Gardens) for their Meadowland exhibition last year. It has a slightly different feel to the usual recordings with Alice Boyd, compose… -
The Scissor Bee
This Scissor Bee is part of an installation, Voices from the Meadow, commissioned by Wakehurst (wild sister of Kew Gardens) for their Meadowland exhibition last year. It has a slightly different feel to the usual recordings with Alice Boyd, composer … -
The Meadow Grasshopper
This Grasshopper is part of an installation, Voices from the Meadow, commissioned by Wakehurst (wild sister of Kew Gardens) for their Meadowland exhibition last year. It has a slightly different feel to the usual recordings with Alice Boyd, composer … -
The Dipper
This Dipper is part of a series commissioned by Derby University's Department of Nature Connectedness for The River Derwent. With many thanks to Mark Cocker, author and naturalist. further info: [email protected] -
The Mayfly
This Mayfly is part of a series commissioned by Derby University's Department of Nature Connectedness for The River Derwent. With many thanks to Charles Foster, author and academic. further info: [email protected] -
The Water Vole
This Water Vole is part of a series commissioned by Derby University's Department of Nature Connectedness for The River Derwent. With many thanks to Christine Gregory, writer, photographer and painter. The Water Vole: The Story of One of Britain's M… -
The Fairy Shrimp
This episode is especially made to accompany the work of the painter and print maker, Frances Gynn, for her exhibition on Fairy Shrimps as part of her Public Erasures series. It's powerful stuff so please go along if you can. Public Erasures at the R… -
The Earthworm
Earthworms are arguably our most vital animal. They're quite funny too. (This one has been added to the podcast for a second time to be used in Derby City as part of their Wildlife Festival.) With many thanks to Nicky Scott, aka Dr Compost, Food Wast… -
The Wood Ant
Our largest ant species explains how vital ants are to our survival, despite his seemingly lazy life, he manages to make the effort. With many thanks to Professor Adam Hart, Entomologist & Professor of Science Communication, University of Glouces… -
The Maggot
Vital to our existence and yet maggots have never been a very popular creature but, Dr Erica McAlister makes this particular maggot seem almost adorable. With many thanks to Dr Erica McAlister, Entomologist, Senior Curator at the Natural History Muse…