Nature's half acre
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2009
- 1951 ARC Identifier 5832 / Local Identifier 22.68. Uses photographs and time-lapse photography to show the teeming life on a small plot of land, the struggle for survival among insects and birds, and nature's system of balance. Includes scenes of nest-building; pollination of flowers; various methods of surviving the winter; and the reawakening of plant, insect, and bird life with the returning of spring. Department of the Interior. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. (07/01/1974 - )
Only viewed this twice, once at school + another time at home 5 decades ago as a child. I remember the dancing bird doing the cha-cha. This is my 3rd time viewing this at home in 2021 with my high-tech tablet via internet as a middle-aged adult.
I loved this film in elementary school. Thank you so much for uploading it!
I remember watching this in elementary school in the early 1960s. Like on a rainy day.
I think this film is what made me an environmentalist at the age of nine. My 4th grade teacher, Mary Matulich, showed us this film in class. I loved it!
I showed this movie to my 5th graders for years back in the late 70's and 80's...it was always in my curriculum!! Love it!!
It was one of the standard viewing in my school in the late 60's and early 70's, along with The Living Desert and Hemo the Magnificent. It's good to find this and rewatch it.
Haven't seen this in 50+ years ! I saw this at Evans Elementary School, I remember all us kids laughing @ the 4:30 mark. I can still hear that projector clicking away Heck I can almost smell those purple Mimeo Graph work sheets.
Great motion picture!Time-lapse and regular photography of God's half-acre creatures, the music of Mr. Paul Smith, and the voice of Mr. Winston Hibler all combine to reveal some of the many aspects of Jesus Christ's grandeur as the Master Artist of His creation.
You'll smile, Pa Co -- I was trying to remember the name of this today, not having seen it for 50 years, and I thought it was "God's Half Acre" -- because, well, it is God's creation :-) But we couldn't find it using that search term, so I searched other ways and found its original title. So fun to see it again!
I just found this on Disney+ today. I've been trying to figure out where it was filmed. I recognize lots of California plants and animals, but I've had no luck pinpointing any of the exact filming locales online. On the off chance that anyone who sees this knows or can point me toward some info, please feel free to reply.
Disney+ print restores this film along with others
Nature's half acre there was the treasure island before Alice in wonderland
I kind of prefer this to the current formulas of "Everything is endangered and it's your fault," or "animals really like to eat each other."
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Like if you came here because Scooby mentions it in his video.
What in the world is a chameleon doing in this documentary? I just caught this on Disney+ and was left baffled as to what in the world an old world lizard is doing in what by all accounts is North America.
They have been introduced to southern california and Hawaii. Ive seen them in the wild in my area, maybe released by pet owners? I live in Northern california in a temperate Oak dominated environment.
Alice in Wonderland 1951