Tom Bonnett

Tweet producer Tom Bonnett introduces five tales of the impact of birds on people's lives.

An episode of the Tweet of the Week podcast, hosted by BBC Radio 4, titled "Tom Bonnett" was published on August 6, 2017 and runs 9 minutes.

August 6, 2017 ·9m · Tweet of the Week

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Tweet of the Day producer Tom Bonnett introduces five tales of the impact birds have had on people's lives. This week's stories come from RSPB engagement officer Nadia Archer who tells her story of watching peregrines in Central Manchester, Olympic rower Alex Gregory recalls his pet House Sparrow Sparky and remembers rowing beside white storks whilst out training, digital editor Laura Howard delights in how learnign about nature has opened her eyes to the wonder of the countryside and Tiffany Francis remembers calling 'cheese' to the turmeric coloured yellowhammers at Butser Ancient Farm in Hampshire.

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Tweet of the Day producer Tom Bonnett introduces five tales of the impact birds have had on people's lives. This week's stories come from RSPB engagement officer Nadia Archer who tells her story of watching peregrines in Central Manchester, Olympic rower Alex Gregory recalls his pet House Sparrow Sparky and remembers rowing beside white storks whilst out training, digital editor Laura Howard delights in how learnign about nature has opened her eyes to the wonder of the countryside and Tiffany Francis remembers calling 'cheese' to the turmeric coloured yellowhammers at Butser Ancient Farm in Hampshire.

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