@BirdsongPlanet Congratulations to @remymbonigaba and @josephlionceau for their bird sound recording activity in Rwanda. 40 recordings from Remy and 20 from Joseph, uploaded to eBird @claudiennsabagasani submitted 355 species in 80 lists. Great interest in birding in Rwanda!
Join us on Sunday for the #Premiere of my new song cycle with flute, violin, cello and piano The French Revolutionary Calendar and other seasonal fare #carols#vivaldifourseasons
https://t.co/1NtVyrZ5OO Planet Birdsong is looking forward very much to participating in the first EA Sustain Festival in January @EAfestivalUK @pcowdrey@macbean50
Join us for the long awaited launch of Jackdaws and Other Friends @FingaskCastle on October 23rd. #walks and #birdsong studio and a performance by The Conference of Birds Profits from sales go to Planet Birdsong and Watson Birds. https://t.co/KvzqXu0tDJ
One of the measures of biodiversity is bird presence and abundance. @BirdsongPlanet we encourage and support bird sound recording as a citizen science, to gather as many recordings as possible. Rwanda and UK @CoEBrwanda
Great to see @cornellbirds at Global Birdfair. @BirdsongPlanet we are working with eBird Merlin to develop accessible technology and techniques for citizen scientists to record bird sounds. Rwanda and UK. See us at Stand 62 Robin Marquee.
What a remarkable night it was at Dalry Town Hall at the ”Conference of the Birds” music inspired by Birdsong. Peter Cowdrey of @BirdsongPlanet explained that birds have a very fast metabolism so to sing birdsong we need to slow the Birdsong down, record the singers then…
Yesterday I got to try speaking Curlew! @pcowdrey's @BirdsongPlanet came to the village with Birdsong Studio - bird song slowed down to be learned by humans, recorded, and sped up again. So much fun! I think you can guess which is which ;)
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Author copies arrived! It's thrilling to be able to place an *actual book* into a friend's hands who's been so supportive since the start. @steverutt, @mirazc & I met @ONCA_Arts at a workshop w. @susanpoet called 'Do you speak Seagull?' Still don't but I've been working on Raven