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Page last updated at 11:24 GMT, Saturday, 14 November 2009

Autumnwatch 'chuffed' about birds

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The BBC's Autumnwatch nature series has been filming rare chough birds in Pembrokeshire.

The small black bird with a red bill is one of the rarest members of the crow family. Presenter Chris Packham said population numbers had increased since he last visited the area.

The Autumnwatch team also caught otters playing by a river bank in the wild.

The next episode of Autumnwatch is on BBC Two at 1800 GMT on Saturday, 14 November.

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