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- ↑ MOVIE REVIEW: 'Birds in Peru' on Screen of Granada REVIEW Champlin, Charles. Los Angeles Times 1 May 1969: e1.
- ↑ The Movies: 'Birds in Peru' Clifford, Terry. Chicago Tribune 11 Aug 1969: b14.
