Private life of the Kingfisher

United Kingdom, 1966

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A most intimate and detailed study of the Kingfisher, one of Britain’s most brilliant birds - it has a dazzling cobalt blue back, bright orange under parts, and scarlet feet. Follows the fortunes of a pair of birds through the year. They are shown in sunshine and snow, above water and below, and around their nest hole. Narrated by Peter Scott.

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Credits

director

Ronald and Rosemary Eastman

producer

Jeffery Boswall

production company

BBC-TV

Duration

00:25:15:00

Production places
United Kingdom
Production dates
1966

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