Birds And Their Characteristics (1961)
Shows the characteristics which differentiate birds from the other groups of vertebrates. Common features, adaptations and special characteristics of several
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Birds And Their Characteristics (1961)
Shows the characteristics which differentiate birds from the other groups of vertebrates. Common features, adaptations and special characteristics of several
Birds And Their Homes (1967)
Birds build homes using various materials in different locations. Different bird species have unique nesting habits and strategies. Human-made structures can serve
Birds In Winter (1958)
The film explores bird migration patterns and survival strategies during winter. It highlights various bird species, including migratory birds like
Birds In WInter (2nd Ed, 1975)
The film focuses on winter bird watching, highlighting the importance of backyard feeding stations for attracting various bird species during
Birds Of The Arctic (1974)
The film discusses the migration of various bird species to the Arctic tundra as winter ends. Snow geese and other
Birds Of The Countryside (3rd ed, 1962)
Showcases various birds found in the countryside, highlighting their behaviors, nesting habits, and ecological roles. It features the Indigo Bunting,
Birds Of The Dooryard (3rd Ed, 1962)
The film explores various bird species commonly found in door yards, highlighting their behaviors, nesting habits, and feeding practices. It
Birds of the Galapagos (1970)
The Galapagos Islands are home to unique bird species that are not found anywhere else in the world. The islands,
Birds Of The Woodlawn (1940s)
The film is very unstable at the beginning due to torn sprockets. The film explores the lives of various bird
Birds That Hunt (1975)
Shows, using slow-motion photography, the sharp beak and talons, keen eyesight, and powerful wings which characterize birds of prey.
Birds That Migrate (1968)
Twenty-seven species of birds illustrate the use of the four great migratory flyways across North America and the difficulties encountered. We