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58 SECTION I. (f) Nature (Cont.)
3184 Wild Flowers 1 Reel
Woodland, meadow and field tlowers such as Hepatica, Bloodroot, Nightshade, Azalea, Iris, Tidy Tip. California Poppy and Blazing Star are shown throughout tlieir life. By the process of "time-lapse" photography the}' are seen as they grow, blossom and wither, all in an interval of a few minutes.
3185 Luther Burbank 1 Reel
A part of the great work of the famous agriculturist is depicted b\ scenes showing cactus development, lil\' pollination, the development of long staple cotton, walnuts with paper-thin shells, and improved varieties of wheat and oats.
3186 Bird Homes 1 Reel
Shows the beach and marsh homes of the lesser tern, killdeer, stilt, gull, pied-billed grebe, etc., the meadow homes of the bobolink (rice bird), spotted sandpiper, horned lark, meadow lark and burrowing owl ; the cliff homes of cormorants, puffins, duck-hawks, flickers, etc., and the homes of birds which build near the ground, such as the American cuckoo, wood thrush, yellow warbler, redstart and humming bird.
3189 The Ruffed Grouse 1 Reel
Shows the courtship of the ruffed grouse, his challenging "drumming," the nest of a hen. A series of scenes showing the process of hatching, and another showing growth and development of chicks end the film.
3191 Some Water Insects 1 Reel
"Striders" skim along the surface ; a water bug seizes and eats a minnow ; a scorpion comes up for air ; dragon and damsel-flies are dealt with in detail.
3198 Some Friendly Birds 1 Reel
These birds depicted in this nlm have been grouped together because of the similarity of their tastes and habits. It includes martins, a chickadee family, nuthatches at home, a house wren building a nest, the rearing of bluebirds, woodpeckers feeding their young and the "spring dance" of the flickers.
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