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I've alwavs thought that swallows fly south in the autumn to spend six months' rest from then domestic responsibilities, but a friend from Johannesburg tells me she watches swallows feeding their chicks in the South African spring and summer. Please explain.'
This week Janet Kear. Michael Chinery and Pat Morris field another over of your natural history questions.
Introduced byDerekJones Producer BRIAN LEITH BBC Bristol

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Janet Kear.
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Michael Chinery
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Pat Morris
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