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Tens of thousands of cranes now spend Europe 's coldest months around the Lac du Der reservoir south of France 's champagne capital of Reims .
Rise of global warming means the reservoir has become attractive winter retreat for migratory birds.
The cranes have become an attraction for tourists armed with cameras but local farmers complain of the damage to their land.
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