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KEG PRODUCTIONS LTD.

1988-0212

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The Man Who Loved Birds : The Story of John Bax

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1985

1986-09-10

KEG Productions
TVOntario

producer, Ralph C. Ellis; writer, Hugh Kemp; photo, John Bax; narrator, Neil Dainard; editor, Cameron Tingley; music, Ron Harrison; Dave Harrison

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TVOntario

At the age of 40, Belgian-born John Bax left a secure job and comfortable home in central Canada and set out to fulfill a lifelong dream - to film the birds of North and South America in their wilderness habitat. His lonely expeditions have taken him from the barren lands of the Canadian arctic to the jungles of Ecuador, and his years of travel and exploration have made him one of North America's most knowledgeable authorities on wild birds. John Bax enjoys a special empathy with his subjects which enables him to approach a nesting site and be accepted as non-threatening. Joy in his work and love of his subject are evident in every frame of the intimate portraits he has gathered on a huge variety of birds, common and rare. Warblers, snow geese, grebes, pelicans, ptarmigan and woodpeckers are just a few of the 'stars' of his spectacular footage, along with the most delightful of all, the enchanting hummingbirds. <50mn>

English

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V1 8804-0001

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