BIRDS: HOW THEY LIVE, WHERE THEY LIVE: A FIRST FILM ON BIRD ECOLOGY

This 16mm film describes the features which most birds have in common and points out differences that make it possible for one kind of bird to live in an area where another kind could not survive. The film shows in detail how the feeding habits and body features of birds make it possible for them to live where they do. For primary and elementary grades. Comes on metal reel, in metal can with attached (worn) guide. Color; 11 minutes, Film Associates of California/BFA Educational Media, 1967. While the film has not been viewed in its entirety, a brief inspection indicated slight red in color and multiple fine lines, so it is being sold AS IS.

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