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Miles Warde introduces a story of the power of birdsong cut to vinyl from David Salmon of the Slimbridge Wetlands Centre, a celebration of the beauty of the red-breasted goose from his colleague Peter Cranswick, Chris Jones remembers his rescue raven Ringo, Joe Harkness talks about the skylark in poetry and Paul Brooks explains how a water rail helped him alleviate his depression.
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