Made by members of the Harrogate Cine Club, in this film, the camera observes different animals in the spring time. A man and a young boy holding a wooden cane herd sheep on the road. A car is stopped on the side and the man leans into the window to speak. A girl wearing a tartan skirt keels on the grass and holds a black lamb with a red bow around its neck. There are shots of peacocks. In a field, a calf drinks from its mother. There is a butterfly landed on a flower. A man sheers a...

Made by members of the Harrogate Cine Club, in this film, the camera observes different animals in the spring time. A man and a young boy holding a wooden cane herd sheep on the road. A car is stopped on the side and the man leans into the window to speak. A girl wearing a tartan skirt keels on the grass and holds a black lamb with a red bow around its neck. There are shots of peacocks. In a field, a calf drinks from its mother. There is a butterfly landed on a flower. A man sheers a sheep. Chicks walk around with their mother. Bees go in and out from a beehive. There is a goose sitting on a nest, then shots of the eggs in it. Two swans stand by the riverside, whilst people throw bread to them. A group walk on a country path. Then the camera looks at a woman sitting on a rock over a stream. A group of children play. Two little boys rock two little girls in a sort of see-saw made from an iron frame. One of the boys has an ice lolly. There are sheep and lambs in a field, and then ducks and ducklings. The camera looks through an archway towards a floral garden. There is further footage of eggs in a nest, and then of a little girl holding eggs in her dress. The film ends with some swans on a pond.