but falls down into the river, holding the egg protectively. Relieved to see him still alive, Mother Condor gathers Donald and the egg into her arms and coddles them. That night, egg, Donald, hatchling, and Mother Condor are nestled together, while Donald mutters angrily under his breath. Cast Clarence Nash as Donald Duck Florence Gill as Mother Condor Dorothy Lloyd As Baby Condor Frank Graham as Narrator Reception Rick DeMott on Animation World Network writes: "Produced in the same year as Disney's second Latin American feature The Three Caballeros, this Andres-set comedy is actually more humorous than any section of Donald's work in the full-length film. While the narrator often drains character development from Caballeros sequences, in Condor, the contrast between the narrator's matter-of-fact information and the reality of Donald's shenanigans works in a humorous way reminiscent of the Goofy 'How To' shorts. While some of the gags are repetitive and the pacing lags at times, the overall short has enough laughs to be successful. In our more PC age, the idea of Donald stealing eggs for fun is less than sympathetic, but the trouble that ensues gives the baby-snatching duck what he has coming to him I suppose." Home media The short was released on December 6, 2005, on Walt Disney Treasures: The Chronological Donald, Volume Two: 1942-1946. It was also featured as a bonus cartoon on the 2008 DVD, The Caballeros Collection. References External links Donald Duck short films 1940s Disney animated short films 1944 animated films 1944 films Films about birds Films directed by Jack King Films produced by Walt Disney Films scored by Oliver Wallace 1940s English-language films