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Tweet Take 5 : Manx Shearwater

Extended version of Tweet of the Day featuring the long range migrant, the Manx shearwater

• 5 mins

Tweet Take 5 : Corncrake

An extended version of Tweet of the Day featuring the corncrake.

• 5 mins

Tweet Take 5 : Three Doves

An extended episode of Tweet of the Day featuring three dove species.

• 5 mins

Tweet Take 5 : Shag and Cormorant

An extended version of Tweet of the Day featuring the shag and its relative the cormorant

• 5 mins

Tweet Take 5: Auks

An extended version of Tweet of the Day featuring members of the auk family.

• 5 mins

Tweet Take 5 : Goldcrest

An extended version of Tweet of the Day featuring the goldcrest.

• 5 mins

Tweet Take 5 : Golden Oriole

An extended version of Tweet of the Day featuring the golden oriole.

• 5 mins

Tweet Take 5 : Redstarts

An extended version of Tweet of the Day featuring the common and black redstart.

• 5 mins

Tweet Take 5 : Ringed Plovers

An extended version of Tweet of the Day featuring the ringed and little ringed plover.

• 5 mins

Tweet Take 5 : Macaws

An extended version of Tweet of the Day featuring three macaw species.

• 5 mins

Anneka Rice on the Nightingale

Broadcaster Anneka Rice explains why the nightingale is a fascination to her.

• 1 min

Jackie Morris on the Tyneside Kittiwakes

Writer and illustrator Jackie Morris on the kittiwake cityscape.

• 1 min

Megan McCubbin on the Gannet

Zoologist and television presenter Megan McCubbin finds gannets an inspiring bird.

• 1 min

Mya Bambrick on the Pied Wagtail

Young ornithologist Mya Bambrick remembers the pied wagtail on the way home from school.

• 1 min

Stephen Moss on the Swift

Ornithologist and nature writer Stephen Moss welcomes the return of swifts in May.

• 1 min

Anneka Rice on the Magpie Robin

Broadcaster Anneka Rice recalls hearing magpie robins when living in Hong Kong.

• 1 min

Jackie Morris on the Raven

Author, artist and illustrator Jackie Morris enjoys the language of the raven.

• 1 min

26/05/2024

Tweet of the Day is a series about British birds inspired by their calls and songs.

• 1 min

Megan McCubbin on the Corncrake

Zoologist and television presenter Megan McCubbin is enchanted by corncrakes.

• 1 min

Martin Hughes-Games on the Nuthatch

TV presenter Martin Hughes-Games was surprised to discover nuthatch in his nestbox.

• 1 min

Clare Balding on the Kingfisher

For Clare Balding, the kingfisher has had a special place in her heart since childhood.

• 1 min

Mya Bambrick on the Nightjar

BTO Young Ornithologist of the Year winner Mya Bambrick remembers monitoring nightjars.

• 1 min

Stephen Moss on the Red Kite

Writer Stephen Moss remembers childhood holidays looking for red kites in Wales.

• 1 min

Tolga Aktas on the Skylark

For conservation biologist and writer Tolga Aktas hearing the skylark brings him joy.

• 1 min

Gillian Burke on the Swallow

Biologist, presenter and podcaster Gillian Burke marvels at the distance swallows fly.

• 1 min

Martin Hughes-Games on the Snipe

For presenter Martin Hughes-Games, the snipe is the strangest of birds.

• 1 min

Megan McCubbin on the Eider

Zoologist and Wildlife TV presenter enjoys the chatter and conversation of eider ducks.

• 1 min

Trai Anfield on the Puffin

Wildlife photographer and presenter Trai Anfield is enamoured by puffins.

• 1 min

Anneka Rice on the Cormorant

Anneka Rice enjoys encountering a cormorant near her home on the Isle of Wight.

• 1 min

Michael Palin on the Stone Curlew

Sir Michael Palin finds the stone curlew a bizarre but most fascinating bird.

• 1 min