Nightly News | December 19, 2011
Rare birds get VIP treatment
There are only one hundred breeding pairs left in the wild, but these spoonbilled sandpipers have been flown more than five thousand miles in a last-ditch attempt at conservation. ITN’s Rupert Evelyn explains how they’ve found a new home-from-home in the English countryside.
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