The DC Environmental Film Festival is coming up on March 11 - 22!  It looks like another good year for birds.  Here are just a few bird-related (& some indirectly bird-related) films.  For a complete listing, go to www.dcenvironmentalfilmfest.org [1].  

Island at the End of the World—wildlife of Patagonia.

National Geographic Society

Tuesday, March 11, 12 noon

Free

The Lord God Bird—debate over the ivory-billed woodpecker.

National Geographic Society

Friday, March 14, 7:30 pm

$18

Paranormal Pigeons—theories on pigeon/bird navigation.

National Museum of Natural History, Baird Auditorium

Saturday, March 15, 3 pm

Free

Galapagos: Born of Fire—finches groom tortoises, albatross courtship, & an erupting volcano

National Museum of Natural History

Sunday, March 16, 2 pm

Free

Animals in Love—courtship behavior in wildlife, including birds

Embassy of France

Sunday, March 16, 4 pm

Free

The Planet—climate change

Georgetown University

Monday, March 17, 6:30 pm

Free 

American Prairie Reserve—protecting bison & other wildlife on the Plains

American University

Wednesday, March 19, 7 & 8:30 pm

Free

Dirty Secrets—impact of hormone-altering chemicals on wildlife

National Geographic Society

Wednesday, March 19, 7 pm

$18

Go, Butterflies, Go!—migration of butterflies from Russia to Morocco

Royal Netherlands Embassy

Thursday, March 20, 6 & 8 pm

Free 

Don’t—follow the lifespan of a monarch butterfly

National Museum of Natural History

Friday, March 21, 12 noon

Free