A little Bird Told Me is a nature tour around Woodberry Wetlands near Manor House in north London, where herring gulls visit regularly and act as they would in their natural habit. However, herring gulls, one of the most common forms of urban wildlife, are actually an endangered species in the UK due to over-fishing and habitat destruction. Although people might think that herring gulls are thriving well in the city, their total population has halved since their migration inland 50 years ago. To adapt to the new habitat, herring gulls have successfully learned new coping strategies. To the human city dwellers, nevertheless, they remain ‘pests’. This project aims to support nature conservation and to build empathy for urban wildlife. By changing the perspective to that of the urban gull and providing relevant sensory inputs, the nature tour invites participants to discover the hidden stories of the urban gulls.