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Video: Bird release at Blue Planet Film Fest

September 12, 2009 by Bird-Rescue



Release of 6 birds back to the wild at Santa Monica Beach as part of the Blue Planet Film Festival. Thanks to Paul Kelway for the video work.

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Categories Uncategorized Tags Beach Watch, bird release, ibrrc, Santa Monica, video
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