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Heading South

BBC One
on BBC One London

As huge flocks of wildfowl fly south from summer breeding grounds to escape the Arctic winter,
Simon King reports on the mass arrival of swans in East Angliawhile
Chris Packham watches 60,000 snow geese and cranes descend on New Mexico, USA. Continues at 3.45pm.
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* Call of the south: page 38

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Simon King
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Chris Packham
Source: Radio Times

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