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Tweet of the Day Episodes

  1. Greg Ovenden on the Canada Goose

    Wildlife sound specialist Gregory Ovenden remembers recording birds on a frozen lake

  2. Alasdair Grubb on the Blue Tit

    Wildlife camerman Alasdair Grubb recalls how a blue tit corralled him into a rescue

  3. Lindsey Chapman on Cetti's Warbler

    Springwatch presenter Lindsey Chapman on the boisterous, loud call of Cetti's warbler

  4. Jimi Goodwin on the Mallard

    Musician Jimi Goodwin on the mallard in this Tweet of the Day

  5. Golden Eagle

    Cameraman Neil Anderson hiked and abseiled a cliff face to track down a golden eagle nest

  6. Liz Berry on the Wren

    Poet Liz Berry on the Wren's Nest Nature Reserve in the Black Country.

  7. Hannah Stitfall on the Long-tailed Tit

    Film-maker Hannah Stitfall on searching for the nests of long-tailed tits in early spring.

  8. Polly Atkin on the Long-eared Owl

    Writer and owl-lover Polly Atkin on the secretive long-eared owl.

  9. George McGavin on the Gannet

    Entomologist George McGavin describes finding a gannet skull on a beach as a child.

  10. Juliet Vickery on the Brent Goose

    The head of the BTO Juliet Vickery on the connection between brent geese and lemmings.

  11. Horatio Clare on the Rook

    Horatio Clare has a message from the rooks, pointing out the ways they differ from crows.

  12. Frances Tophill on the Avocet

    Frances Tophill sees and hears avocets on the Exe estuary.

  13. Tolga Aktas on the Jackdaw

    Conservation biologist Tolga Aktas shares his fascination with watching jackdaws.

  14. Polly Atkin on the Short-Eared Owl

    Writer Polly Atkin observes the wintering of short-eared owls in Cumbria.

  15. Liz Berry on the Robin

    Fascinating stories about birds inspired by their calls, songs and behaviour.

  16. Horatio Clare on the Pheasant

    The pheasant's journey from the ancient land of Colchis to becoming a widespread game bird

  17. Paul Farley on the Starling

    Poet Paul Farley on the dazzling mimicry and plumage of the starling.

  18. Frances Tophill on the Turnstone

    Frances Tophill sees turnstones on the Devon Coast.

  19. Mike Dilger on the Long-tailed Duck

    The long-tailed duck: Britain's most dapper duck?

  20. Amy-Jane Beer on the Carrion Crow

    Amy-Jane Beer has a couple of quirky, idiosyncratic neighbours - a pair of carrion crows.

  21. Polly Atkin on the Tawny Owl

    For writer Polly Atkin the nighttime calls of tawny owls mean company and community.

  22. Paul Farley on the Shelduck

    Poet Paul Farley welcomes the return of the mysterious shelduck.

  23. Anita Sethi on the Raven

    Nature writer Anita Sethi has long been intrigued by ravens.

  24. Roland Arnison on the Leach's Petrel

    Explorer Roland Arnison kayaked all the way to St Kilda to hear the elusive Leach's petrel

  25. George McGavin on the Red-backed Shrike

    Entomologist George McGavin shares his lifelong fascination with the red-backed shrike.

  26. Paul Farley on the Redwing

    Poet Paul Farley on the autumn arrival of redwings - 'the birds who came in from the cold'

  27. Hannah Stitfall on the Firecrest

    As autumn ripens in Cornwall, film-maker Hannah Stitfall is looking out for the firecrest.

  28. Michael Malay on the Curlew

    Michael Malay hears the cry of a curlew.

  29. Jo Wimpenny on the Moorhen

    Zoologist and author Jo Wimpenny on the 'juicy soap opera' of moorhen life.

  30. Tolga Aktas on the Jay

    Tolga Aktas remembers his first encounter with a jay in a busy London park.

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