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Tweet of the Day Episodes

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    Kate Bradbury on the Swift

    Gardening writer and nature author Kate Bradbury welcomes swifts to her home.

  2. James Henry on the Cuckoo

    Author James Henry finds the cuckoos' arrival a seminal moment.

  3. Geoff Sample on the Pelican

    Wildlife sound recordist Geoff Sample remembers a pelican from his childhood.

  4. Kate Bradbury on the Herring Gull

    Garden and nature writer Kate Bradbury recalls rescuing herring gull chicks.

  5. Arjun Dutta on the Wheatear

    For young naturalist Arjun Dutta, the arrival of wheatears heralds spring.

  6. Iolo Williams on the Hen Harrier

    It was 1974, Iolo Williams was thrilled to see a hen harrier food pass.

  7. Andrew Dawes on the Dipper

    Tweet of the Day producer Andrew Dawes recalls watching dippers in Northumberland

  8. Trai Anfield on the Osprey

    Wildlife photographer Trai Anfield is in awe of the osprey.

  9. Shirley Henderson on the Sandpiper

    For actress Shirley Henderson, a sandpiper reminds her of her father.

  10. Megan McCubbin on the Capercaille

    Presenter Megan McCubbin recalls the bizarre calls of male capercaillie at a lek.

  11. Michael Palin on the Dunnock

    Michael Palin reveals the inconspicuous dunnock leads a remarkable life.

  12. Iolo Williams on the Golden Plover

    For Springwatch presenter Iolo Williams seeing golden plover in Wales is a rarity today.

  13. Trai Anfield on the Cattle Egret

    For wildlife photographer Trai Anfield, cattle egrets are always reliable on safari.

  14. Mya Bambrick on the Waxwing

    Ornithologist Mya Bambrick presents the waxwing.

  15. Dominic Couzens on the Crossbill

    Ornithologist Dominic Couzens reveals why it is called a crossbill.

  16. Anneka Rice on the Canada Goose

    Broadcaster Anneka Rice enjoys watching geese near her home.

  17. Michael Palin on the Robin

    Sir Michael Palin brings to Tweet of the Day a seasonal story of the robin.

  18. Shirley Henderson on Feral Pigeons

    Actress Shirley Henderson first noticed pigeons in her garden while having a cup of tea.

  19. Iolo Williams on the Merlin

    Springwatch presenter Iolo Williams is fascinated by the merlin.

  20. Dominic Couzens on the Snow Bunting

    Ornithologist and writer Dominic Couzens discovered a snow bunting on Ben Nevis.

  21. Tolga Aktas on the Wren

    When conservation biologist Tolga Aktas sees a wren, it reminds him of his partner.

  22. Martin Hughes-Games on the Blackbird

    Natural history presenter and author Martin Hughes-Games discovered blackbirds in Tasmania

  23. Stephen Moss on the Great White Egret

    Nature writer Stephen Moss celebrates great white egrets now resident near his home.

  24. Arjun Dutta on the Bee-Eater

    Recent graduate Arjun Dutta finds the European bee-eater an inspiring bird.

  25. James Henry on the Peregrine

    For author James Henry seeing peregrine on the Blackwater Estuary is a winter highlight.

  26. Trai Anfield on the Lapwing

    Photographer Trai Anfield is mesmerised by lapwings in flight.

  27. Gillian Burke on the Goldfinch

    Biologist Gillian Burke is enamoured by a charm of goldfinches.

  28. Sir Michael Palin on the Oystercatcher

    Sir Michael Palin presents the noisy oystercatcher.

  29. Anneka Rice on the White-Tailed Eagle

    Anneka Rice enjoys watching white-tailed eagles near her home.

  30. Stephen Moss on the Swallow

    Writer Stephen Moss will soon lament the swallows about to fly to Africa for the winter.

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