Winged Planet took four years to make due to the painstaking preparation, using the latest in camera techniques and specialized training of flocks.
The two-hour show offers an aerial view of America, Africa and Europe as spycams ride alongside, and at times on the backs of eagles, cranes, pelicans and snow geese.
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Soaring: Winged Planet took four years to make
and required the birds being specially trained to use cameras. This
footage is captured over Africa
New perspective: The view from onboard an eagle flying over Lake Bogoria in Kenya with flamingos on the water
Winging it: The crew filmed across continents to capture the birds perfectly in mid-flight
Director John Downer told the Today show: 'They are the most amazing creatures....they are far more intelligent than we imagine. They are able to traverse a continent as we would like to see it, from the air.'
He added: 'The birds' world are interconnected across several continents...they give us a view we've never seen before.'
Winged Planet is on the Discovery Channel on Saturday, October 6 at 8pm.
Formation: Barnacle geese flying over Edinburgh in Scotland
Breathtaking birds: Common cranes soar over Chateau Chenonceau in the Loire Valley, France
Unseen world: Barnacle geese fly in formation over Tantallon Castle on the east coast of Scotland
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