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Point Pelee - Nature Sanctuary
195311 min 3 secFilm: Documentary
Production: Michael Spencer
Script: Lister Sinclair
Produced by the National Film Board of Canada for the Canadian Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources, National Parks Service.
Point Pelee National Park, southernmost tip of the Canadian mainland in Ontario, provides a happy hunting ground for the ornithologist, the entomologist, the botanist and the photographer. This eleven-kilometer strip of forest-covered land projecting into Lake Erie serves as an important way-station for migrating birds. The film shows many different species of birds found in this protected area, as well as butterflies and other insects, wild flowers and shrubs.
Subject categories
- Animals > BirdsInsectsParks, Reserves and Zoos
- Plants > Botanical Gardens and Parks
- Environment and Conservation > Parks, Reserves and Zoos of Eastern Canada
Credits
- producer
- Michael Spencer
- executive producer
- Michael Spencer
- script
- Lister Sinclair
- narrator
- Lister Sinclair
- photography
- William H. Carrick
- Lawrence Cherry
- sound
- Clarke Daprato
- editing
- Maureen Balfe
- sound editing
- Don Wellington