Abstract
As with the other two segments, Wings Over the Pond, the second in the series, is generally free of terminology. This tape presents a rather generous portion of flying dragonffies and damselflies. Featured are differences between these two types of insects, especially in wing positions. Differences between frogs and toads are also presented but are less precise. The last tape, A Tiger in the Pond, describes in an abbreviated fashion the life cycles of two water insects. Two methods of acquiring oxygen are presented along with the methods a predatory insect employs in capturing and eating prey. Attempts are close-up focusing and the dissemination of misinformation, such as describing the Water Boatman and Backswimmer as the same insect, are unfortunate distractions. The symphonic music score, although brief, also seems incongruous for the level of audience and subject matter. I advise you to take time for a preview before buying this series.
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