Cameras capture the various wildlife residing in England's most vast forest, including roe deer, red squirrels and more, as changes occur throughout the seasons.

It's summertime in Kielder Forest, the sound of buzzing insects filling the air and all wildlife facing a race to make the most of the sunshine.

Despite its rich biodiversity, Kielder Forest didn't exist a century ago. It was created to help provide the country with timber and has evolved to become a wildlife refuge.