Birds in Paul McCartney's Songs

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Bird name Song Notes Page in the Observer's Book of Birds Original illustration from Coloured Figures of the Birds of the British Islands

Blackbird

Blackbird
The Beatles – The White Album (1968)

Oo You
Paul McCartney – McCartney (1970)

blackbird page from Observer's Book of Birds blackbird from Coloured Figures

Great tit

Girl
The Beatles – Rubber Soul (1965)
(backing vocals "tit, tit, tit, tit, tit, tit, tit, tit") great tit page from Observer's Book of Birds great tit from Coloured Figures

Long tailed duck

Long Tailed Winter Bird
Paul McCartney – McCartney III (2020)
Mentioned by Paul. long tailed duck page from Observer's Book of Birds long-tailed duck from Coloured Figures

Magpie

Footprints
Paul McCartney – Press to Play (1986)

Two Magpies
The Fireman – Electric Arguments (2008)

magpie page from Observer's Book of Birds magpie from Coloured Figures

Manx shearwater

3 Legs
Paul and Linda McCartney – Ram (1971)
Manx means "from the Isle of Man" and this is their flag. manx shearwater page from Observer's Book of Birds manx shearwater from Coloured Figures

Osprey

Tommy's Coming Home
Paul McCartney & Elvis Costello – Flowers in the Dirt demo (1988)
The song mentions a "hawk" osprey page from Observer's Book of Birds osprey from Coloured Figures

Skylark

Mama's Little Girl
Paul and Linda McCartney – Red Rose Speedway sessions (1972)

Days We Left Behind
Paul McCartney – The Boys of Dungeon Lane (2026)

skylark page from Observer's Book of Birds sky-lark from Coloured Figures

Swallow

Is This Love?
The Fireman – Electric Arguments (2008)
swallows page from Observer's Book of Birds swallow from Coloured Figures

Swan

This One – Paul McCartney – Flowers in the Dirt (1989) alternate video featuring bowler hats whooper swan page from Observer's Book of Birds common wild swan or whooper from Coloured Figures

Teal

English Tea – Paul McCartney – Chaos And Creation In The Backyard (2005) In the collage Paul is drinking a pair of teals from a teacup. teal page from Observer's Book of Birds teal from Coloured Figures
Bird of paradise Rinse the Raindrops
Paul McCartney   Driving Rain (2001)
John referenced Birds of Paradise in Surprise, Surprise (Sweet Bird of Paradox) (1974). Not native to UK Not native to UK
Bluebird Bluebird
Paul McCartney and Wings   Band on the Run (1973)
Not in collage Not native to UK Not native to UK
Cardinal You Tell Me
Paul McCartney   Memory Almost Full (2007)
Not in collage Not native to UK Not native to UK
Chicken When Winter Comes
Paul McCartney   McCartney III (2020)
Not in collage Not native to UK Not native to UK
Cock Great Cock and Seagull Race
Paul and Linda McCartney   Ram (1971)
Not in collage Not native to UK Not native to UK
Crow I Don't Know
Paul McCartney   Egypt Station (2018)
Out of the corvids included in our books, I've chosen the rook based on the atmosphere of the song. Not in collage rook from Coloured Figures
Goose Morse Moose and the Grey Goose
Paul McCartney \& Wings   London Town (1978)
The Greylag Goose seems most suitable. Not in collage grey lag goose from Coloured Figures
Hummingbird You Tell Me
Paul McCartney   Memory Almost Full (2007)
Not in collage Not native to UK Not native to UK
Nightingale On The Wings of a Nightingale
Paul McCartney   EB 84 (1984)
Not in collage Not in collage nightingale from Coloured Figures
Peacock Peacocks (bootleg)
Paul McCarteny   unreleased (1987)
Not in collage, not native to UK, illustration from Archibald Thorburn
Pigeon Single Pigeon
Wings   Red Rose Speedway (1973)
Street pigeons are actually rock doves. Not in collage rock dove from Coloured Figures
Robin Happy With You
Paul McCartney   Egypt Station (2018)
Not in collage Not in collage robin from Coloured Figures
Rufous bellied thrush Back in Brazil
Paul McCartney   Egypt Station (2018)
You can hear Paul's own recording of this thrush singing at the beginning of this song. Not native to UK Not native to UK
Seagull

Single Pigeon
Wings   Red Rose Speedway (1973)

Great Cock and Seagull Race
Paul and Linda McCartney   Ram (1971)

Seagull is not a defined name in ornithology, so I went with Common Gull. Not in collage common gull from Coloured Figures
Wren Jenny Wren
Paul McCartney   Chaos and Creation In The Backyard (2004)
Not in collage Not in collage wren from Coloured Figures