The last of our series of ten articles is now online. It’s about Common & Black Redstarts & their eastern counterparts, & includes some amazing examples of mimicry. Illustrated with four new plates by Killian Mullarney & Richard Johnson. https://t.co/t2JGsOO7f7 @dutchbirding

Tonight I finally put my pen down for a rest. Here is a young Nature Boy, cheekily pulling faces at the camera. Little did I know the journey I had ahead of me. The challenges, the wonderful people to meet, & the beauty to discover. I can't wait to share this story with you all.

🧵2/6 Admitted to the #BritishList Soft-plumaged Petrel Pterodroma mollis Addition to Category A: one, at least first-calendar-year, Flamborough Head, Yorkshire, 1 July 2021 & various https://t.co/rEl1hdaDg4

🧵3/6 Admitted to the #BritishList Madeiran Petrel Hydrobates castro One, at least third-calendar-year, At Sea, Sea area FitzRoy, ca. 48° 28′ N, 9° 52′ W, 16-17 November 2021 https://t.co/rEl1hdaDg4

There was a certain irony to my final ever exam question being about wildlife migration. Fittingly, having talked about Wood Warblers, we then saw this lone male on the way to Bempton <24h later. A beautiful song & bird, which we spent an hour admiring. My 🔊 + @AlainChen2's 📹

I’ve give deep this time #ornithology #birdersforPalestine @xenocanto @SoundApproachUK

Enjoyed listening to the Great Reed Warbler at Ouse Fen RSPB yesterday, as it crashed its way around the reeds. Though only seen well on a handful of occasions, it rarely stopped singing for long. Worthwhile revision break 🔊⬇️ @CambsBirdClub @BirdGuides @SoundApproachUK

Really excited to share the news that I’m writing a book with @HachetteIre !🥳🥳😬✍️✍️ *Nature Boy: A Memoir of Birdsong and Belonging*, will be in the shops 7 October 2024! ☺️ Final book cover to be revealed More information and links to pre-order here https://t.co/KWMRES1JYR

The sonic world of nocturnal migration is fascinating. It shines a light on the unknown & lets you hear birds in an out of place context. Here is a Coot migrating along the Ballycotton cliffs @ 00:25am. Hear the crashing waves & echo of its calls bounce off the cliffs as it goes.

Volume up! 😄 🔊🎶 The sweet, chiming song of the Pied flycatcer (Gwybedog brith in Welsh) is once again ringing out across the Oak woodlands of the Dyfi valley. A delight to hear. Here's a recording from Ynys Hir with my #PlantPotParabolic sound recording rig.

Dawn chorus from the sea-cliffs. Life abounds amidst the pounding waves of our Atlantic Ocean. Wrens and Stonechats bring melody to the salty air. Ravens croak from their nest ledge as Rock Pipits tumble in song from a height. Relax to a 15min version: https://t.co/5tkk30PIuM

Our team are out on the gull islands this AM monitoring the BH Gull and Med Gull colony under licence. If you note disturbance it will be us until we leave. @DorsetBirdClub @BirdGuides

We hope you can get outside this weekend and enjoy some beautiful bird song. Here’s the link to our full dawn chorus playlist - which one is your favourite? https://t.co/pZzsKhUNft

To celebrate International Dawn Chorus Day, we’re sharing Magnus Robb’s favourite dawn choruses from around the world 🌎 for our final chorus, we’re back in Iceland, celebrating the Common Loon. Hear the full recording and Magnus’ commentary here > https://t.co/Wkl42WjYnd

To celebrate International Dawn Chorus Day, we’re sharing Magnus Robb’s favourite dawn choruses from around the world 🌎 next we’re off to Australia, with a rich, diverse and mysterious chorus. Hear the full recording and Magnus’ commentary here > https://t.co/Ytd3p4YtXx

To celebrate International Dawn Chorus Day, we’re sharing Magnus Robb’s favourite dawn choruses from around the world 🌎 our next chorus is also from Portugal, featuring the beautiful Common Redstart. Hear the full recording and Magnus’ commentary here > https://t.co/dDazH2T4sq

To celebrate International Dawn Chorus Day, we’re sharing Magnus Robb’s favourite dawn choruses from around the world 🌎 we’re continuing our journey, this time to Portugal, recorded May 2015. Hear the full recording and Magnus’ commentary here > https://t.co/y0kWhbd3Xt

To celebrate International Dawn Chorus Day, we’re sharing Magnus Robb’s favourite dawn choruses from around the world 🌎 we’re off to Saudi Arabia next to enjoy Philby’s Partridge. Hear the full recording and Magnus’ commentary here > https://t.co/XhkasRBoXn

To celebrate International Dawn Chorus Day, we’re sharing Magnus Robb’s favourite dawn choruses from around the world 🌎 our next chorus is also from Mongolia, recorded 18th May 2008. Hear the full recording and Magnus’ commentary here > https://t.co/D9LgSzR5OL

To celebrate International Dawn Chorus Day, we’re sharing Magnus Robb’s favourite dawn choruses from around the world 🌎 We’re off to Mongolia for an otherworldly soundscape, from May 2008. Hear the full recording and Magnus’ commentary here > https://t.co/2K1fKDlCPZ

To celebrate International Dawn Chorus Day, we’re sharing Magnus Robb’s favourite dawn choruses from around the world 🌎 Next it’s an unusual ‘chorus’ from the Maasai Mara, Kenya, January 2023 🦁🦛. Hear the full recording and Magnus’ commentary here > https://t.co/sSsmWnXJeW