Birds in the Spring

Year: 1933

Runtime: 7 mins

Director: David Hand

Animation

Two birds celebrate the hatching of their three eggs, nurturing the youngsters as they learn to sing and take flight. One eager hatchling tumbles from the nest, encounters a rattlesnake and explores a beehive, enduring a series of perilous escapades before ultimately reuniting with its parents.

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