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Nature

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As the nights draw in, nature has started to close down her life-giving bounty. The earth is going to sleep - insects, worms and plant life turn over and rest. Mark Cawardine examines what is going on during this cyclical phenomenon.
Producer Elizabeth Kelly. Repeated tomorrow 11 am

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Mark Cawardine
Producer:
Elizabeth Kelly
Source: Radio Times

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