馃憠 A bird lived in a woman's hair. Meet Hannah Bourne-Taylor. When she lived in Ghana, an injured bird took shelter in her hair for weeks. She fed him, protected him, and when he was strong enough, he flew away. That moment changed everything. Back in the UK, Hannah learned how swifts are disappearing because the tiny cracks they nest in are vanishing as old buildings are sealed up or demolished. Swifts spend months flying without landing, even for eating, sleeping, even mating in mid-air - but
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馃憠 A bird lived in a woman's hair. Meet Hannah Bourne-Taylor. When she lived in Ghana, an injured bird took shelter in her hair for weeks. She fed him, protected him, and when he was strong enough, he flew away. That moment changed everything. Back in the UK, Hannah learned how swifts are disappearing because the tiny cracks they nest in are vanishing as old buildings are sealed up or demolished. Swifts spend months flying without landing, even for eating, sleeping, even mating in mid-air - but
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