CHRIS Packham ordered Michaela Strachan to ‘calm down’ as she had a hyper outburst on Springwatch.
The beloved BBC nature programme continued on Tuesday night with both stars at the helm of the show.
Once again they were live from Dorset at RSPB Arne for the latest wildlife action.
But during the show Michaela, 58, appeared to get too excited as she introduced their Blue Tit Bird nest camera.
She told viewers: “You can see it’s empty there, it’s not been predated.
“It fledged and the crowd went wild… yes!”
Over crowd cheers, she continued: “Oh yes! I can’t tell you how excited we were when we saw that was empty.
“This is what we got excited about today, this little Blue Tit, how can you not love it, this is the only survivor out of eight chicks, everytime those wings flapped we were rooting for it, come on!”
After her passionate outburst Chris told Michaela he was ‘running for the defibrillator’ saying: “I’m going to need one if you don’t calm down!”
However, Springwatch viewers at home were left less than impressed and blasted Michaela.
One said on social media: “Jesus, calm down woman. This isn’t citv.”
A second wrote: “Michaela doing a Meg Ryan over the Blue Tit chick.”
However, one other fan said: “All the #springwatch family rejoiced with Michaela as the Blue Tit fledged. Carrying the hopes of a whole family.”
Springwatch airs on BBC Two and iPlayer.
Everything you need to know about Springwatch
Springwatch began in 2005 and showcases British wildlife during the changing of the seasons in the United Kingdom
It’s presented by Chris Packham, Michaela Strachan, Iolo Williams and Megan McCubbin
Chris and Michaela joined the show from 2009 and 2011 onwards, respectively
Just like last year, the long-running series is broadcasting live from RSPB Arne in Dorset
A total of 19 series have aired to date, with the 20th edition now on air on BBC Two
The show’s popularity over the years spawned spin-offs Autumnwatch and Winterwatch
Autumnwatch began as a one-off, but was expanded into its own series from 2006 to 2022
Last year, the Beeb cancelled Autumnwatch citing budget concerns and having a smaller audience than its counterparts
The original presenting line-up for Springwatch included comedian and conservationist Bill Oddie, television presenter Kate Humble and naturalist Simon King
Bill, known for his work with The Goodies, exited the programme in 2008, followed by Simon in 2010 and Kate in 2011