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Jackanory: Birds: Borka

BBC One
on BBC One London

with Paul Jones
This week's stories are all about birds - a different one every day. You can hear the sad tale of a goose with no feathers, a story about a pigeon who gets stolen from Trafalgar Square, and one about a penguin who stows away on a ship and comes to London. On Thursday there are the adventures of two pelicans from St James's Park and on Friday a story about an owl who saves some people from a burning house.
Today: Borka
Written and illustrated by John Burningham

Contributors

Writer/Illustrator:
John Burningham
Storyteller:
Paul Jones
Source: Radio Times

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