Rare Birds
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| Initial release | September 9, 2001 |
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| Directors | Sturla Gunnarsson |
| Story by | Edward Riche |
| Producers | Paul Pope |
| Janet York | |
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| ID | 2330470 |
About Rare Birds
Dave (William Hurt) is ready to call it quits on his marriage and his restaurant. His wife has left him and the restaurant, The Auk, has never really taken off. Desperate, Dave tries to consume the rare delights of his restaurant before they are repossessed. All seems lost until Dave's neighbor, Phonse (Andy Jones), proposes a mad scheme to save The Auk. They will announce the presence, in the vicinity of the restaurant, of an extremely rare duck, attracting bird watchers the world over. …
New Zealand seeks to exterminate predators to save native birds
... This relative isolation has allowed Rare Birds to nest there and conservationists are working hard to preserve it...
The Shetland orca spotters who helped David Attenborough
... As a member of several wildlife spotting social media group chats for dolphins, orcas, and Rare Birds, Richard would rally the film crew whenever killer whales were spotted in the area by the community...
One in five reptiles is threatened with extinction
... And there is a glimmer of hope in that measures put in place to protect Rare Birds and mammals also safeguard many of the reptiles that share the same land...
Birdwatchers, 14, so that most of the lockdown wildlife
... He aimed to capture in his camera to eat close-up pictures and videos of birds and lockdown noted, Rare Birds making an appearance in places, which is normally occupied by people...
Bird populations in the United States and Canada on 3 billion in 50 years
... We knew that some species were in decline, he told BBC News, but we thought, to disappear, and while the Rare Birds were, the more generalist birds and those that would be better suited to the human landscape - the filling of gaps...
Birdwatchers, 14, so that most of the lockdown wildlife
Indy Kiemel Greene is just 14 years old and can identify dozens of birds from their calls alone.
at nine he bought his first bird-feeder and had been attracted by the species.
He aimed to capture in his camera to eat close-up pictures and videos of birds and Lockdown noted, Rare Birds making an appearance in places, which is normally occupied by people.
The teenager, of Thoresby Park, Nottinghamshire, hopes that more Young People engage with nature and learn about nature.
Filmed and edited by Chris Waring. Parts of this video before the Lockdown have been rotated.
Source of news: bbc.com
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