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SPRINGWATCH'S Michaela Strachan has shared her horror after her dogs accidentally ingested crystal meth. The 55-year-old star was left horrified when Rio and Timmy were poisoned by the Class A drug, and suffered from paranoia and became disorientated.

Springwatch star Michaela Strachan told fans it had been "a rough night" after discovering her dogs Rio and Timmy must've eaten human faeces belonging to an addict.The 55-year-old lives in South Africa, where Crystal Meth is known as "Tik".Taking to her Instagram, the presenter shared a picture of her two rescue dogs, one awake and one asleep, while wrapped up in blankets.She explained: "After walking my dogs through a ruined fort on the mountain yesterday, a few hours later they looked like they were both having seizures and couldn’t stand up."Michaela rushed her pet pooches to the vet, who recognised the symptoms as an overdose of a drug called Tik.She added: "Apparently the ruined fort is where a lot of homeless people hang out and take

Chris Packham, Michaela Strachan, Gillian Burke, Iolo Williams and Megan McCubbin giving BBC viewers an insight into the wildlife at Wild Ken Hill in Norfolk. Chris joined the BBC show in 2009, but in an interview from 2019, the naturalist admitted that he finds it difficult to watch himself back on TV and he even gives himself a score out of 10 for how well he thinks he presented that day.

Chris Packham, 60, has spoken on how he found hosting Springwatch last year without his regular co-host Michaela Strachan, 54, who was forced to remain at her South African home during the first coronavirus lockdown.The TV personality teased that he had enjoyed his “peaceful stint” without his colleague, who he claimed had previously made remarks about him being “eccentric”.Speaking on why she did not appear on Springwatch last year during an interview on today's Lorraine, Michaela began: “I was stuck in South Africa and it was very difficult to not be part of the team, because Chris and I are mates, we get on so well. “The show is more than just a job for us. It’s a part of our lives.

Chris Packham, 60, felt the task was “really tough” as he explained how the moth’s food source, Ragwort, is not in great supply at the moment due to a delayed spring season, prompting his co-host to fire back "I don’t want excuses”.Chris began by telling viewers how they could enter Springwatch’s animal and insect spotting challenge.He said: "Now if you go onto the website we put a series of challenges up.Species we would like you to look out for.“Some are easy, some a bit more difficult.Some very hard.”Michaela continued: “So go on the website and see what you can tick off.“I’m going to give you a challenge actually, I want to see a Cinnabar moth.

SPRINGWATCH'S Chris Packham was not impressed after Michaela Strachan took a swipe at his weight. The presenter, 60, hosted the show with his co-star, 55, in Norfolk on Wednesday.

Chris & Michaela - Under the Christmas Sky is airing on Sunday afternoon and it'll be the perfect weekend programme when it's cold outside. Viewers will no doubt will be pleased to see Michael Strachan and Chris Packham back together once again for the BBC show.MORE: Michaela Strachan returns to Autumnwatch 2020 after lockdown disruptionOne of the show's presenters, Michaela Strachan, had a difficult few years after bravely facing breast cancer.

"It's also where I met my husband Nick. I was in Cape Town, and a friend introduced us."After a long walk up the mountain together, a bottle of wine at the top and a cable car down, I knew he was the one."Having been together nearly two decades, Michaela and Nick have not tied the knot.The presenter has previously opened up on why she prefers it that way.While talking of her lasting relationship, she told the Mirror in 2018: "I think the secret is not to get married."I shouldn't say that.That could be taken well out of context.

She explained to the publication: "I'd never been someone desperate to have children and then I changed my mind."It was quite a fundamental difference between us and it ended the marriage."She has since gone on to find love with cameraman partner Nick Chevallier who already had three children of his own.Michaela added: "When I met Nick, I began to relax. Yes, I wanted to be a mother but by then I was 39 so, if it wasn't going to happen, he had three children and I could play a part in their lives."I've got a lot of gay friends and one or two of them offered to donate their sperm if I wanted to try for a baby."When I got together with Nick, I thought he might feel he didn't want a fourth child of his own.

Michaela Strachan will miss reuniting with co-host Chris Packham on Autumnwatch next week – as she goes to meet “cute baby seals”.

Ellie Harrison has been presenting on well lover rural affairs series Countryfile since 2009.

“Michaela is consummately professional.She’s always on time, sober, well presented, properly prepared.”He added: “I’ve known Michaela longer than anyone else that I currently see, other than my sister and my father.“That’s a long-term friendship for me, a lot of my friendships don’t go back that long.”When Michaela returns, she will be covering a live camera set-up on the Isle of May as the grey seals haul out for pupping.It comes as Michaela recently shared her “frustration” on Twitter as she recovered from a knee injury.She explained: “This year hiking in the mountain has been my solace but for the last 3 months I’ve been incredibly frustrated as I’ve been having Physio for a twisted knee. “Today I was back and for a couple of hours at

Michaela Strachan has admitted she is ‘heartbroken’ to be missing this year’s Springwatch.

Ellie Harrison, 42 is known for presenting on Countryfile however tonight she joins the Springwatch presenters Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan as they look back on how the pandemic has had an impact on nature this springtime.

Chris Packham will be joined by Michaela Strachan and Ellie Harrison tonight as they look back on the year so far and how it has impacted nature.