Inspired by Birds

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by TomMckinney on February 27, 2012 · 4 comments

in Birding Western Palearctic

Here’s a programme I made with producer Jo Meek for BBC Radio 3. It’s available on iPlayer for another 5 days:

Inspired by Birds

Hope you enjoy it.

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Tom McKinney has been birding for over 20 years and has birded on every continent, other than the continents he's not yet been to. He is famed for having found Britain's first Gray's Grasshopper Warbler and then waking up and realising it had all been a beautiful, beautiful dream. When not birding he enjoys going to Ladbrokes and writing short biographical entries about himself in a 3rd person voice.

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  • http://www.mycampertrailer.com.au/info/camping-trailer-6 Camping Trailer

    That was really cool! I really had a great time listening. Good job.

  • Mark Pearson

    Tom, as an obsessive birder and compulsive songwriter, I’m very, very keen to hear this – but it’s gone from the iPlayer……. can I access it elsewhere?

    Mark

  • http://www.kolibriexpeditions.com/birdingperu/blog/ Gunnar Engblom

    Me too, since I was off birding in Central Peru.

    Enviado desde mi BlackBerry de Movistar

  • http://www.kolibriexpeditions.com/birdingperu/blog/ Gunnar Engblom

    Mark,

    A similar post by Tom, with some examples, is this one.

    Insert pretentious title *here*

    http://birdingblogs.com/2010/tommckinney/birds_music

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