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—Overview
—Spiritual Connections

We see the birds through Bittner’s eyes. He tells us about the various birds, their stories, their personalities. And we do begin to see that all of these birds are individuals. As much as they seem to all be alike, they all behave differently. We learn about their relationships with one another. We learn about the dangers they face – especially the hawks. We see what it is like for the lone blue-headed conure, who is part of the flock, but also not really a part. The more Bittner tells us about these birds, the more we begin to see human behavior reflected.

This film is a wonderful blend of nature and human nature. It gives us the joy of seeing these beautiful birds in their new environment. It also gives us the joy of seeing a man who has found something in his life that brings fulfillment and meaning. And it is a joy to discover the oneness that we can have with God’s creation.

--Darrel Manson
Continued on Darrel's Blog

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