Tweet of the Day Episodes Episode guide
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Greg Ovenden on the Canada Goose
Wildlife sound specialist Gregory Ovenden remembers recording birds on a frozen lake
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Alasdair Grubb on the Blue Tit
Wildlife camerman Alasdair Grubb recalls how a blue tit corralled him into a rescue
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Lindsey Chapman on Cetti's Warbler
Springwatch presenter Lindsey Chapman on the boisterous, loud call of Cetti's warbler
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Jimi Goodwin on the Mallard
Musician Jimi Goodwin on the mallard in this Tweet of the Day
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Golden Eagle
Cameraman Neil Anderson hiked and abseiled a cliff face to track down a golden eagle nest
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20/07/2025
Fascinating stories about birds inspired by their calls, songs and behaviour.
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Anna Hill on the Yellowhammer
Anna Hill remembers flocks of yellowhammers swooping along Dorset's country lanes.
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Michael Malay on the Magpie
Michael Malay comes across a noisy group of magpies in his local woodland.
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Amy-Jane Beer on the Reed Warbler
For Amy-Jane Beer, the reed warbler is a superstar DJ scratching a hypnotic blend of sound
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Mike Dilger on the Crested Tit
Mike Dilger explains how best to track down the crested tit.
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Tolga Aktas on the Wood Pigeon
For biologist Tolga Aktas, a city walk is a chance to observe different pigeon species.
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Anna Hill on the Sedge Warbler
Anna Hill on the loud song of the sedge warbler.
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Anita Sethi on the Lapwing
Nature author Anita Sethi on seeing lapwings soaring above the West Pennine Moors.
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Michael Malay on the Blue Tit
Nature writer Michael Malay tells a story of joy brought by a blue tit.
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Mike Dilger on the Bullfinch
Ecologist and TV presenter Mike Dilger shares why the bullfinch is his favourite bird.
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Frances Tophill on the Green Woodpecker
Frances Tophill sees a green woodpecker in a misty orchard.
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Anna Hill on the Dawn Chorus
Broadcaster Anna Hill describes hearing the dawn chorus.
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Geoff Sample on the Marsh Warbler
The marsh warbler is one of natures great mimics as Geoff Sample reveals.
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Michael Palin on the Sanderling
Sir Michael Palin reveals the clockwork leg action of the sanderling remarkable.
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Kate Bradbury on the Swift
Gardening writer and nature author Kate Bradbury welcomes swifts to her home.
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James Henry on the Cuckoo
Author James Henry finds the cuckoos' arrival a seminal moment.
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Geoff Sample on the Pelican
Wildlife sound recordist Geoff Sample remembers a pelican from his childhood.
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Kate Bradbury on the Herring Gull
Garden and nature writer Kate Bradbury recalls rescuing herring gull chicks.
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Arjun Dutta on the Wheatear
For young naturalist Arjun Dutta, the arrival of wheatears heralds spring.
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Iolo Williams on the Hen Harrier
It was 1974, Iolo Williams was thrilled to see a hen harrier food pass.
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Andrew Dawes on the Dipper
Tweet of the Day producer Andrew Dawes recalls watching dippers in Northumberland
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Trai Anfield on the Osprey
Wildlife photographer Trai Anfield is in awe of the osprey.
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Shirley Henderson on the Sandpiper
For actress Shirley Henderson, a sandpiper reminds her of her father.
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Megan McCubbin on the Capercaille
Presenter Megan McCubbin recalls the bizarre calls of male capercaillie at a lek.
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Michael Palin on the Dunnock
Michael Palin reveals the inconspicuous dunnock leads a remarkable life.