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Cookie Jam is back with another set of Buzzwords. Let’s answer one of them - “Big birds that stand for America.”.

The North East, with its pick of ancient woodlands, river valleys, and moor-fringed forests, remains a crucial—albeit fragile—refuge for some of these threatened birds.