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One Day a Thousand Songs – Ar y Stryd Fawr

One Day a Thousand Songs

£12.00

On 6 May last year, just before the first light of day, a robin sang the opening notes of the dawn chorus in John Miller’s Wiltshire garden at precisely 4.35am. For the rest of that day, until a tawny owl passed over at 9.23pm, each bird is briefly brought to life with John’s observations and fascinating backstories: their nests, their eggs, their battles, their triumphs.

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Ar 6 Mai y llynedd, ychydig cyn golau dydd cyntaf, canodd robin nodiadau agoriadol côr y wawr yng ngardd Wiltshire John Miller am 4.35am yn union. Am weddill y diwrnod hwnnw, nes i dylluan frech basio drosodd am 9.23pm, mae pob aderyn yn cael ei fywiogi am gyfnod byr gyda sylwadau John a’i gefndiroedd diddorol: eu nythod, eu hwyau, eu brwydrau, eu buddugoliaethau.
On 6 May last year, just before the first light of day, a robin sang the opening notes of the dawn chorus in John Miller’s Wiltshire garden at precisely 4.35am. For the rest of that day, until a tawny owl passed over at 9.23pm, each bird is briefly brought to life with John’s observations and fascinating backstories: their nests, their eggs, their battles, their triumphs.

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