Dr Mya-Rose Craig

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198 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 2 Sep

Dr Mya-Rose Craig’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Um, no there is not.
And when I'm doing uh kind of workshops with kids and things and I'm trying to get them to think about what nature's around them and they'll be like, Oh, there's nothing and I'm like, Well, there is pigeons and there's gulls and actually when you start looking at the gulls, see how many species you can identify.
Pigeons.
Yeah.
And it surprises people when I say there's more than one species of gull.
So I think it's a
bit of nature that maybe isn't
Maybe a bit underappreciated.
Yeah, you've got herring gull, you've got greater and lesser black back, you've got black headed gulls which confusingly don't have black heads when they're in the UK.
Um you know, it's I think people are quite often busy running away from them with their chips, so they're not kind of focusing on IDing them.
I think also
Maybe people thinking that owls are clever when they think they're actually quite stupid.
Um Yeah.
Um they're not uh they're not particularly wise.
Yeah, I think also
Yeah, people think that owls are really they're like a symbol of wisdom and they're really not very wise.
But actually their brains are very small.
Swifts, yeah.
It just really reminds me of like a really warm summer evening and it's um 'cause they arrive late April, May, so when they're here I'm like it's it's hot basically.
I love Swifts.
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