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The story…
The hungry swans
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Interpersonal relationships
Need-to-know language
irresistible – impossible to refuse
familiar – well-known
nuisance – someone or something that annoys or causes trouble
bother – trouble or difficulty caused by someone or something
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How do the swans get residents' attention?
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Transcript
David Cotterill-Drew, resident
They're irresistible. They come whether you want them to or not. And they're quite friendly. Where are you going?
This is Jack. He and his family are often seen swanning around this village, in search of a meal.
David Cotterill-Drew, resident
They knock on the door. They damage the letter box because they keep trying to pull the letter box off. And they'll come and knock on the window as well.
They've been a familiar sight in Kirk Hallam in Derbyshire for years. And while some people think they're a nuisance, others say they're part of the community.
David Cotterill-Drew, resident
We put water out for them and we put different types of bread out, some seeded bread and some seeds as well. There are people that do chase them, and we've had a few swans that have been spray painted in the past, so we just keep an eye out for them.
Andy Bennett, resident
They come every day- no bother or nothing [anything]. They just come and see everybody, and then they start toddling off down the street.
Marian Lewis, resident
It seems at night time, they know when to go back home - back to the lake. And it's so lovely to see them. I'd miss them if they weren't here anymore.
Did you get it?
How do the swans get residents' attention?
They knock on the doors, the windows and pull the letter boxes.