Owls Are the Tigers of the Sky

OWLS ARE THE TIGERS OF THE SKY Written and Produced by Sandy Beck Education Director The Wild Classroom This 10-minute film, in seven parts, is an introduction to the four species of owls native to Tallahassee, Florida. At the end of each scene, please hit your "back arrow" to return to this page, and then select the next scene. Teachers, help your students make a personal connection with our precious natural world: In Scene 7, learn about our highly acclaimed Wild Classroom outreach programs featuring live birds of prey from the St. Francis Wildlife Association.
Scene 1: What is a bird of prey? Scene 2: Night Hunters Scene 3: The Great Horned Owl Scene 4: The Eastern Screech Owl Scene 5: The Barn Owl and Barred Owl Scene 6 : "Swamp Song," an illustrated poem about Barred Owl courtship Scene 7 : The Wild Classroom and Film Credits Movie Poster *Mac users may need to install (free) Windows Media Player for Mac or (also free) Windows Media Components for QuickTime.
"Owls Are the Tigers of the Sky," is copyrighted by Wild Classroom Productions, Tallahassee, Florida, 2008. Unless Wild Classroom Productions explicitly grants permission, you may not copy, modify, distribute, display, license, or sell this film in whole or in part. Contact The Wild Classroom.
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