Basil the Kitten
Basil the kitten has come to Balloon Club with Cat, and the team look at how he is like his larger African cousins. There is a special report from Nature Chris who is in the Massai Mara with the Big Cat team. Skipper is a bit put out by all this talk of cats and the team do their best to cheer her up. Also, Jelly reports from a scarecrow festival whilst Green Balloon Club members find out about wading birds and wildfowl.
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