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Migratory birds (1969) | Slate

Migratory birds

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Migratory birds

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Migratory birds

پرندگان مهاجر

Every year during the warm season, a large number of migratory birds, such as flamingos and pelicans, migrate from northern lands to the tropical regions of Iran, and after the end of the season, they return to their original location again.

Released: 1969
Runtime: 17m
Genres: Documentary
Language: Persian

Direction and writing

Bahram ReypoorDirector, Writer

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