Episode 2 Green Balloon Club


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# Gather round one and all

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# You got to answer the call

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# Listen up, look around you There's a magical world

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# To explore

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# There's a nature adventure

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# So come and join us

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# In this green balloon

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# And when we fly

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# We're higher than the moon

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# So join us

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# Fly

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# In our green balloon. #

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Hello, there.

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They're here, everyone. ALL: Hello.

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-Right, is everyone present? Lily Rose?

-I'm here!

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-Lily Rose. Ant?

-He's here.

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-Let me say it. I'm here.

-Ant's here.

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-Cat?

-Cat's present. Skipper too.

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Good girl.

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Cat and Skipper...

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Jay?

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Oh, that's me!

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I'm here. Sky?

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Sky reporting for duty.

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That's Sky. And of course, there's you.

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ALL: Hello!

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And now you're here, that's everyone.

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-So...

-Welcome to the Green Balloon Club!

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-Thank you, Lily Rose(!)

-Can we say the Green Balloon Club chant?

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I was just coming to that. Give me a chance. Shall we do the chant?

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ALL: Yes!

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DRUMBEAT STARTS

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# We love animals, plants and birds

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# We love snails and slugs Large and small we love them all

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# And we never ever step on bugs

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# Cos we are the Green Balloon Club! #

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Did you remember the secret sign? It goes like this.

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Try it with me.

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You've got to make a balloon with your hands.

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That's it! You've got it!

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Now, did you manage to see last week's spot?

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The buttercup.

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I did and I got a green star.

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We went to the website and printed one off. Look.

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Can I put up, please, Sky?

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Why don't you colour it in, Lily Rose?

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-When we're high enough to glide, I'll give you a hand.

-Thanks!

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This is our nature scrapbook.

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We put everything we spot in here. Look, here's a buttercup I drew.

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And I've drawn a picture of Skipper.

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We can stick that in too.

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Skipper, would you like to help me stick it in?

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Good girl.

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I found this great feather. I think it's from a curlew.

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-Shall we stick that in too?

-Sure.

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-There.

-What lovely stripes it has.

-Yes.

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-Shall I write "curlew"?

-Yes.

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Special report! Special report!

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That's the signal that Jelly is about to file her special report.

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She's travelling around the UK meeting Green Balloon Club members.

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let's see who she's with today.

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This is special reporter Jelly for Green Balloon Club.

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I'm here on the Moray Firth in Scotland.

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It's the furthest away place I've ever been to before.

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We're going to meet some of my friends by the sea.

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If we're lucky, we might see some of their special animal friends.

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So come on, let's go!

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-Hello, Findlay. Hello, Joseph.

-Hi, Jelly.

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-Hello, Miss Guy.

-Hello, Jelly.

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-What are you all looking at?

-We're looking for Nevis and Sundance.

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-Nevis and Sundance? Who are they?

-Dolphins.

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Ah! Dolphins? You're looking for dolphins?

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I'm so excited. I've never seen a dolphin before.

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Come on, come on!

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-Oh, the beach is so pretty, isn't it?

-Yeah.

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But there's so much sea,

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I don't know how we will see the dolphins.

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We just have to look very carefully.

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What else can we see so we know we've spotted dolphins?

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-Look for a really pointy nose like this.

-Oh.

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And we have to look for a pointy fin like a shark

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and two pointy...like, flippers.

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And dolphins really like diving in and out of the water, don't they?

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-They leap out.

-They leap out!

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They sort of like a circle in the water, like a curve.

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Perhaps you could take a closer look with us in the boat, Jelly.

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A boat! I'd love to go on the boat. Come on, let's go.

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That's Sarah - she drives the boat.

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-Here we are on the boat.

-Yeah.

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-We're spotting dolphins, aren't we?

-Yes.

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Joseph, you look that way

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and Findlay, you look that way.

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-I see a dolphin's fin.

-Can you?

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-Where? Point it to me.

-There.

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-There's a dolphin.

-They're really close!

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Yeah.

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-Oh, it's amazing!

-Yeah.

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I can't believe it!

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Oh, hello.

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Oh, wow! Dolphins.

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Thank you so much for letting me come on your boat.

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-and introducing me to your dolphin friends.

-That's OK, Jelly.

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-That's OK.

-Yeah, thank you very much.

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We will never forget them, will we?

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-No.

-OK, I've got to go now.

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So, bye-bye and see you soon.

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-Bye.

-Bye.

-Bye-bye.

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Back to you in the Green Balloon. Up, up and away.

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# I see trees of green

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# And clouds of white

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# The bright blessed day

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# The dark sacred night

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# And I think to myself

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# What a wonderful world

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# Yes, I think to myself

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# What a wonderful world

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# Oh, yes. #

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I'm going to print my green star.

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You can use crayons or felt tips, but Lily Rose wants to print hers.

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I'll just put the paint...

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Pop it open...squeeze.

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And you paint it.

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So it goes all over.

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Make sure it goes all over the sponge.

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We should do a practice first.

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OK, then. Here's the practice sheet.

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Eugh!

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-Is it cold?

-Freezing.

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Take it off.

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Press hard on the sheet.

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Press down...

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really hard.

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Lift off gently.

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There!

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There. That looks brilliant.

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Let's do the real one.

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There.

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Now...

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Time to put it on.

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Push.

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Press down.

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I'm going to put my name and do a picture of a buttercup.

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OK. Lift off slowly.

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-There.

-There!

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That looks brilliant.

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That doesn't.

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Let's get you cleaned up.

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Skipper?

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Thanks.

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Good girl, Skipper.

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I spy some Green Balloon Club members. Look.

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THEY CHEER

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It's Matilda and Molly.

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Hello! What have you got to show us today?

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Hedgehogs.

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Hello!

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They're asleep in the den and come out when it's dark.

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I saw my daddy picking it up.

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This is a big hedgehog.

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He's showing it to me and Molly.

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BOTH: We can see the eyes of the hedgehog!

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It's really dark.

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I saw myself!

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We saw the hedgehog over there.

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And here.

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Hedgehogs are small and brown.

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They have furry tummies but their backs are covered in sharp spines.

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If they're scared,

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they roll up into a ball.

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All their spikes are on the outside.

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Hedgehogs like this garden cos they can find food here.

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They like to eat beetles, slugs and earthworms.

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In the spring and summer, hedgehogs stay in their nests

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of leaves, moss and grass.

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By autumn, they get very, very, very fat.

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A big sleep they have in winter called hibernation.

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They don't wake up until spring.

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BOTH: Bye-bye.

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That's great, bye. Thanks for showing us.

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Do you see hedgehogs where you live?

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They only come out at night.

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What other wildlife do you see?

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We love looking for animals. Here's one of Skipper's favourites.

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One of the most common animals you're likely to see

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when you're out and about has long ears,

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and a little, twitching nose.

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A fluffy little tail

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and large brown eyes.

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Yes, I'm a rabbit.

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By the way, I'm the eldest male buck rabbit,

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so you could say I'm in charge.

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I live with two other male bucks and four does,

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which are female rabbits.

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We spend most of our time foraging about in the open,

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nibbling on grass, roots and shoots.

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We're strictly vegetarians,

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there's no meat on our menu.

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Look, there's my mate.

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She's preparing some fresh bedding.

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Follow me and I'll show you around my home.

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We live together underground in a warren.

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It's like a network of tunnels with lots of little holes.

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A sleeping area and escape routes, in case of danger.

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So, don't forget to look out for me and my family of rabbits

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because there's lots of us around, we live in lots of different places.

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I'm in the garden.

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Can I open my eyes now?

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-Oh, I think so. Are you ready?

-Yes.

-There.

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Huh! Oh! Oh, Bill!

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It's so...it's so full. Why is that fox not moving?

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-Because it's not a real fox.

-Oh.

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-Oh, Bill, you've got pretend things in your garden.

-Exactly.

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-I've got lots of pretend animals.

-I've got a present for you.

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-Have you?

-Yes.

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It's in my backpack.

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-But there's a bird in here.

-Yes, that is it.

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For me?!

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I thought it was real. It nearly pecked me.

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-I made it myself.

-That's very clever.

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It's not a scarecrow, it's a hello-crow.

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It makes the animals come to your garden.

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"Hello. Oh, hello."

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Hello, Bill, hello animals.

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-We need to put it somewhere.

-Maybe over there, behind you.

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Bill, there's so many bird feeders.

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That's because each bird likes to feed in a different way.

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Sometimes the birds like to perch and put their beaks in there.

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Sit on there.

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Over here there's some peanuts,

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which the birds like, but so do the squirrels.

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This one is just for the squirrels.

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Here's a good one.

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This is their favourite. I'll show you what's in here.

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SHE GASPS

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They're worms, Bill!

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-They're moving!

-They're called mealworms.

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Because the birds make a meal of them.

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Even though this is a place for birds,

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I don't want hello-crow to go here.

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Can we look over there, coos they're something bright and sparkly there.

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SHE HUMS

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Oh, they are gnomes.

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This isn't really a wildlife bit, actually.

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They're amazing. I love them.

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Sometimes my wife can't find me in the garden if I'm sitting over here.

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Ha-ha, because she thinks you're a gnome.

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Bill, even though this looks like a friendly place,

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I don't think it's the right place for hello-crow.

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Can we look somewhere else?

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-You just want a look around.

-Yes.

-Fair enough, good idea.

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Come on, then.

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I think I like it over here by the pond, Bill.

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I think hello-crow would like it here, actually.

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-By the pond?

-No, not there. Over there, by the little house.

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-It's a well.

-A well? Well, well, I think I would like him there, please.

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-I think he'd look very well in there.

-Yes!

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I hope a real crow comes to visit him.

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They might - a lot of birds come here to drink.

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Your garden is my favouritest place in the whole world.

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Jelly, I loved it before, but it's even better when you're here.

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-Aww.

-Aww.

-Thanks, Bill.

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I'll come back and visit you and Mr Hello-crow.

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Lily-Rose, this is very good. You wrote your name.

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-And I drew these buttercups.

-That's lovely.

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Where shall we put it?

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How about the windowsill, where everyone can see?

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Good idea.

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If you earn a Green Star certificate,

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you could put yours up in the window too.

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And I can look out for it while we're flying over.

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I'm going to stick my Green Star in our nature scrapbook.

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I will save paper and keep mine in my online scrapbook.

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You can get one too.

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Here it is.

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Here's last week's spot.

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The buttercup.

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This is an action card.

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You can print it out and take it to help you spot one.

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When you've found your buttercup you can get a sticker.

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Pell it off and put it on the buttercup page.

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There.

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Let's look at this week's secret picture password.

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Bee or rabbit.

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Skipper's favourite.

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Help me choose.

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Shall we choose the bee or the rabbit?

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The rabbit?

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I knew you'd choose it.

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You were right.

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Good girl.

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To get onto our website...

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the password is the rabbit.

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I spy a Green Balloon club member.

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It must be time for our Spot Of The Week.

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Now it's your chance to do some spotting too.

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Spot Of The Week.

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Hello!

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This week's Spot is the blackbird.

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Here are some clues to help you spot one. Ssh.

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The blackbird is a medium sized bird which is often found

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in gardens.

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Not all blackbirds are black.

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Only the male is black with a bright orange-yellow beak.

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Females are brown with faint spots on their chest.

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Blackbirds like to eat insects, worms and berries.

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They usually feed off the ground. So remember to look down.

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Once they have food, they go back to the trees for shelter.

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Listen out for them singing loudly in their branches.

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Listen.

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BIRDS CHEEP

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BOTH: Remember the clues.

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Males are black, with a bright yellowy-orange beak.

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Females are brown with faint spots on their chest.

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They often feed on the ground in gardens.

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Now, you spot some.

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BOTH: Bye!

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The Green Balloon Spot is on our website.

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If you spot a blackbird,

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-you can earn a Green Star for your scrapbook.

-Like me.

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You might do some spotting now. Cos we're coming into land!

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And whenever we land it's...

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ALL: ..time for a song!

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# All us creatures are beautiful

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# Fill the world with colour and sound

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# From the tapping woodpecker to the green caterpillar

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# They all make the world go round

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# They all make the world go round

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# I like the feel of the fur

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# And the feathers of the owl as she says...

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# Too-wit too-woo Too-wit too-woo

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# There's nothing like the shell

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# On a crab or a turtle or a snail or a tortoise

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# Or when a worm wraps itself round your finger

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# Paws and claws and mouths and beaks and wings

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# We see wonder in most everything

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# All us creatures are beautiful

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# Fill the world with colour and sound

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# From the tapping woodpecker to the green caterpillar

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# They all make the world go round

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# They all make the world go round

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# We like to watch

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# The slugs and the bugs and the snakes and the lizards

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# They move so slowly and gracefully

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# We like the the hop

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# Of the bunnies and the chicks when the springtime comes

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# And the little lady robin

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# She goes bop-bop-bopping through the trees

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# Snails and tails and feathers shells or fur

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# We love every living creature in the world

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# All us creatures are beautiful

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# Fill the world with colour and sound

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# From the tapping woodpecker to the green caterpillar

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# They all make the world go round

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# All us creatures are beautiful

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# Fill the world with colour and sound

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# From the tapping woodpecker to the green caterpillar

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# They all make the world go round

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# They all make the world go round

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# All us creatures are beautiful

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# Fill the world with colour and sound

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# From the tapping woodpecker to the green caterpillar

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# They all make the world go round

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# All us creatures are beautiful

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# Fill the world with colour and sound

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# From the tapping woodpecker to the green caterpillar

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# They all make the world go round

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# They all make the world go round. #

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ALL: Bye!

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Come and fly with us soon.

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Keep on spotting wildlife.

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You can find us on our website.

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And on Cbeebies Radio.

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-See you next week.

-ALL: Bye!

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