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| City Birds videos features some sights and sounds of San Francisco from the past to the present. Also we feature documentaries of birds which call City Birds Country, the Heart of San Francisco, home. We add new videos from time to time, so check back. About 10 percent of each video preloads before starting. All movies are in Flash 8 and MP-4 formats. The MP-4 movies are formated and tested for iPods but play well with Quicktime at normal screen size.
NEW: Check out our new Fleet Week 2006 flyover video published on YouTube which you can see here.
Also, we have another YouTube video entitled, "Tribute to America's Fallen," which you can see here.
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| This documentary is Part I of two videos featuring the Red-tailed Hawks which call City Birds Country, the Heart of San Francisco, home. The Red-tailed Hawk is the largest raptor found in these parts. This video illustrates a good day in the life of one of these beautiful birds. Hunting for food, preparing and eating dinner, grooming and more are covered in this video. Enjoy, also, Part II of this video below, and the slideshow of this hawk in our Featured Birds Section. View or download the MP-4 video for your iPod or Quicktime player. |
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| This documentary is Part II of two videos featuring the Red-tailed Hawks which call City Birds Country, the Heart of San Francisco, home. We tend to think of raptors as being on top of the world, free of enemies. This is a misconception. The Red-tailed Hawk was expecting a day as good as seen in Part I. But such was not to be the case. The hawk's day started out badly and went downhill from there. These videos were first published July 27, 2006 by City Birds. View or download the MP-4 video for your iPod or Quicktime player. |
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| This short documentary focuses on the Sea Lions who live at Pier 39, Fishermen's Wharf, San Francisco. It points out differences between Seals and Sea Lions. The Wharf and Cable Cars aren't crowded during Winter when we have some of our best weather. Thus, Winter is a great time for San Franciscans to get out, relax and enjoy their city. The Sea Lions and birds were also delighted with the weather. Enjoy the companion gallery pix of these Sea Lions in Photo Gallery 31. View or download the MP-4 video for your iPod or Quicktime player. |
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| This video was made from an old camcorder tape of a San Francisco street fair July 2001, weeks before 911. The day was windy and quite cool, a typical San Francisco Summer day. Taping was a boss challenge. Trying to stay focused on various subjects while dodging cables on the street, barricades & bicycles; all the while trying not to annoy other people, wasn't easy. But it was fun. The movie includes two songs you might enjoy. View or download the MP-4 video for your iPod or Quicktime player. |
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| We had fun doing this video. You may know what it is like to have boxes full of camcorder tapes gathering dust, never to be seen. By going through them and making clips, we can use a movie program and make something fun to watch and share with others. This video is such an event with air show clips taken over the years. The addition of a few bells and whistles and we have a fun to watch video. Enjoy the sights and sounds. View or download the MP-4 video for your iPod or Quicktime player. |
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| Wherever in the world we are, there are always things happening, some good, some bad. Whichever, they are opportunities to take some video. December 20, 2005, San Francisco enjoyed a scenic storm with rain, wind and waves. The shore birds were having a great time and people were seen marveling at the sights and sounds. Here's the storm video we put together. See Gallery 29 for the storm pix. View or download the MP-4 video for your iPod or Quicktime player. |
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| February 2002, San Francisco marked the Chinese Lunar Year of the Horse with a great parade. Occurring only five months after 911, the San Francisco Fire Department hosted heroes from the Fire Department of New York. They were honored in the parade. Here is a video made from a tape which was collecting dust until Flash 8 made it practical to put together a flick of parade highlights for you to see. View or download the MP-4 video for your iPod or Quicktime player. |
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