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Wildlife on One

on BBC One London

Mysteries of the Chinese Cranes Narrated by David Attenborough
Until recently the beautiful white Siberian crane was thought to be in danger of extinction in the wild. Then, amazingly, came a report of a flock in a remote area of China. How many? Where did they come from? What of their future? Now, for the first time, a wildlife film team has reached this remote concentration of cranes and wildfowl, living on the edge of a fascinating human community in a region inaccessible by road. This is their up-to-date report on a detective story about a bird that could also now be called the Chinese crane. Written and produced by RICHARD BROCK
Film cameraman HUGH MAYNARD Film editor MARTIN ELSBURY Series editor DILYS BREESE BBC Bristol
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Contributors

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David Attenborough
Produced By:
Richard Brock
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Hugh Maynard
Editor:
Martin Elsbury
Editor:
Dilys Breese

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