Synopsis ~ Some of Earth’s most interesting creatures don’t live on the ground. In the sky, there is a whole other world full of birds: some exotic, some impressive and some that are just downright strange. Travel around the globe and see the World of Birds in this special 8-DVD collection featuring 11 films filled with our beautiful feathered friends. Watch a kaleidoscope of some 100 species of Venezuelan birds in their natural habitats, get up close to the delicate hummingbird, discover a colorful eagle in Zimbabwe, visit the Iberian Peninsula for some unique migratory birds and head to Australia to see one of the world’s most unusual birds: the Southern Cassowary.
Studio: Topics Entertainment
Running Time: 7 hours 20 minutes
Rating: NR
Number of Disks: 8
Highlights:
- 11 complete films on our amazing feathered friends
- Captivating documentaries from the leaders in natural history films
- See some of the world’s most unique birds, including the six-foot-tall Southern Cassowary and the colorful Bateleur Eagle
- Go to Venezuela, the Iberian Peninsula, Africa, Northern Australia and more
- More than seven hours of colorful and interesting birds
Running Time: 7 hours 20 minutes
Rating: NR
Number of Disks: 8
Highlights:
- 11 complete films on our amazing feathered friends
- Captivating documentaries from the leaders in natural history films
- See some of the world’s most unique birds, including the six-foot-tall Southern Cassowary and the colorful Bateleur Eagle
- Go to Venezuela, the Iberian Peninsula, Africa, Northern Australia and more
- More than seven hours of colorful and interesting birds
Documentaries:
- Venezuelan Birds – Diversity
- Birds in Paradise
- Water Birds
- Birds of Prey
- Migratory Birds
- Nocturnal Birds of Prey
- Birds of a Feather
- Wild Things
- Strictly for the Birds
- Cassowaries
- Tumbler in the Sky
- Venezuelan Birds – Diversity
- Birds in Paradise
- Water Birds
- Birds of Prey
- Migratory Birds
- Nocturnal Birds of Prey
- Birds of a Feather
- Wild Things
- Strictly for the Birds
- Cassowaries
- Tumbler in the Sky
Flight, feathers and fascinating features nest comfortably in the World of Birds: Eight Disc Set, capturing all the majesty of what many consider to be one of the last lingering creatures from the time of the dinosaurs.
Beautiful detail and brilliant cinematography highlight all eleven documentaries as viewers are taken everywhere from Venezuela to Australia in search of everything from Southern Lapwings and Thick-Knees, to Darwin Finches and the mysterious African Bateleur Eagle.
This series contains a staggering amount of information – even though certain docs clock at only 25 minutes – and should provide countless hours of enjoyment for both book report seekers and bush-whackers alike.
As with other disc sets brought by Topics Entertainment no “Special Features” are included on any of the discs, but after viewing all 7+ hours of amazing footage the impact felt by the missing features is about as forceful as a Tawny Owl plucking up its prey.
So with graceful elucidation and an Ostrich-sized amount of information, World of Birds: Eight Disc Set is a bevy of bird-watching fun.
Beautiful detail and brilliant cinematography highlight all eleven documentaries as viewers are taken everywhere from Venezuela to Australia in search of everything from Southern Lapwings and Thick-Knees, to Darwin Finches and the mysterious African Bateleur Eagle.
This series contains a staggering amount of information – even though certain docs clock at only 25 minutes – and should provide countless hours of enjoyment for both book report seekers and bush-whackers alike.
As with other disc sets brought by Topics Entertainment no “Special Features” are included on any of the discs, but after viewing all 7+ hours of amazing footage the impact felt by the missing features is about as forceful as a Tawny Owl plucking up its prey.
So with graceful elucidation and an Ostrich-sized amount of information, World of Birds: Eight Disc Set is a bevy of bird-watching fun.
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