Chichester revealed as one of the filming locations for David Attenborough's Wild Isles

Unlike Sir David Attenborough’s work with the BBC, Wild Isles pays tribute to the wildlife and fauna right on our doorstep – which means some viewers might recognise the landscapes on show.

Filmed over a period of two years, the show gives viewers a whirlwind tour of the UK’s animal life, much of which is threatened by a lack of forestry.

Chichester was among the regions shot for episode two of the hit series, which treats viewers to a collage of breath-taking views from all over the country. The show’s flowering forest was shot near the Sussex city, with another shot of purple emperor butterflies captured elsewhere in Sussex.

A scene featuring fallow deer was also shot close by, in Sussex, and another scene, which shows a honey buzzard, was shot in neighbouring Hampshire.

For a full list of filming locations, click here.

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