LET'S TAKE A WALK TO THE MEADOW TO WATCH SOME BIRDS

Depicts a meadow as a place where cows and sheep graze on clover, miner's lettuce, and pimpernel, where butterflies, green and tent caterpillars, and lizards live, and where wild roses and thistles grow. Shows a mother and her daughter setting up a bird blind in a meadow, and seeing a baby gopher, quail, bluejay, grosbeak, redwing blackbirds feeding their babies in the nest, a meadowlark feeding her babies, and young birds leaving the nest.
Complete catalog record
Series: Primary nature studies series
Source: Gateway
Interest level: p-el-ad
Price: $100, rent $5.50
Format: sd color
Catalog numbers: LC card Fi A 57-930; EFLA evaluation card No. 3678

More in Primary Nature Studies Series

  1. LET'S TAKE A WALK IN THE HIGH COUNTRY 1957
  2. LET'S TAKE A WALK TO THE MEADOW TO WATCH SOME BIRDS 1957
  3. Let's take a walk to where the hummingbirds live. 1957
  4. Plants And Animals Of The North American Desert 1964

Sources

  1. Educational film guide. Supplements (1959-62) — title, year, length, format, color, sound, description, catalog record