Which British bird of prey would you most love to watch hunting in the wild?

With a wingspan of over two metres, watching one ride thermals above Glen Coe is a bucket-list moment for many British wildlife enthusiasts.

Now nesting on Salisbury Cathedral, Battersea Power Station and beyond, its 200mph stoop is nature's most jaw-dropping dive.

Once nearly extinct in Britain, these forked-tailed beauties now wheel over the Chilterns and mid-Wales in healthy numbers.

Drifting silently across dusky farmland, the heart-shaped face of a hunting barn owl is pure rural magic.

Famous for its acrobatic spring display and sadly at the centre of grouse moor debates, spotting one feels genuinely rare and special.