Hawks

Duration: 13

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1977

Creator: CENTRON CORP.

Format: 16mm

Sound: sound

Copyright: Registered 16Jan70 · MP20738 (Jul-Dec 1970) Copyright holder: Troll Associates

Description: A heavy hooked beak, long sharp talons, and exceptional vision are the tools of the trade of the hawk. A wide variety of hawks occurs in North America, and over a dozen different kinds are featured in this unusual film, ranging from the bluejay-sized kestrel to the majestic bald eagle. While observing hawks engaged in typical nesting, hunting, migratory and territorial activities, the audience learns the common physical characteristics of buteos, accipeters, harriers and falcons. One particulary dramatic sequence shows the endangered peregrine falcon--probably the world's fastest bird--attacking its prey in midair. The conclusion of the film deals with the dangers that confront the survival of these, Identifies many species of hawks found in North America. Shows their habitats, how they nest, how they obtain food, and their function in the balance of nature.labelled "elementary no" probably because there's lot of lil mice getting torn up..

Complete Record: A heavy hooked beak, long sharp talons, and exceptional vision are the tools of the trade of the hawk. A wide variety of hawks occurs in North America, and over a dozen different kinds are featured in this unusual film, ranging from the bluejay-sized kestrel to the majestic bald eagle. While observing hawks engaged in typical nesting, hunting, migratory and territorial activities, the audience learns the common physical characteristics of buteos, accipeters, harriers and falcons. One particulary dramatic sequence shows the endangered peregrine falcon--probably the world's fastest bird--attacking its prey in midair. The conclusion of the film deals with the dangers that confront the survival of these, Identifies many species of hawks found in North America. Shows their habitats, how they nest, how they obtain food, and their function in the balance of nature.labelled "elementary no" probably because there's lot of lil mice getting torn up..NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.