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The swallow that flew to South Africa - and into the record books
Friday, 05.08.2009, 11:00pm (GMT)

Nobody knew. Nobody dreamed. Nobody even considered the possibility that a bird the size of a penknife might fly 6,000 miles from South Africa to Britain every year, as a matter of course, and then fly back.





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