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It was an eclectic series to say the least and we squeezed all sorts of things into each half-hour programme. We set fiendish quizzes, had intriguing bones on the nature table, watched artists sculpting and drawing a red kite, plus plenty of other animals live in the studio (not including Royston and the rest of the crew!) but the star of the series appeared to be Arnie, the talking starling. And, as you may have guessed, it was all unscripted and unrehearsed.

It was tremendous fun to make and we hope you enjoyed it as much as we did.

But ultimately, it was your (the audience's) show. Each week we'd start on a Monday morning with a blank piece of paper and over the next five days we'd read through your all your insightful questions and comments, watch your videos and marvel at your to select the very best for the show. So thank you very much for sending them all in because without your contributions we literally would not have had a programme.

Now we'd love to hear your opinions about your show. What did you think of Unsprung? Which bits did you like or dislike? What would you like to see in any future Unsprungs?

Over to you.

Tim Scoones is Executive Producer, Autumnwatch