Bird Boot Camp

by Michael Lynch

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Lynn H (Deleted) gave props (12 Jan 2009):
LOL Michael....I LOVE your work!!!!! My title would have been "Bird Rockettes" lol
Lesley S (Deleted) gave props (12 Jan 2009):
This is unbelievable!!! WONDERFUL capture!!
Warren ~Mangione~ gave props (12 Jan 2009):
Hut, two, three, four is what I think when I see this. Great shot!
Suzanne McGeady said (14 Jan 2009):
They need little cowboy hats on and they could be Line Dancers! LOL! Love this shot! Great one Michael!
Natalia Presztolanszky gave props (20 Jan 2009):
What an "army march"!
John Linton gave props (20 Jan 2009):
Fabulous.
Rob Roy (Deleted) gave props (21 Jan 2009):
Cowabonga! Great shot, Mike!! Talk about a title, too!!
Glenn Brandenburg said (21 Jan 2009):
Wonderful capture
herman vandecauter (Deleted) gave props (21 Jan 2009):
Wow nice!
Mayette Ignacio gave props (25 Jan 2009):
This is just such an amazing capture, it needs a theme so it will be hot!!
Leanna Lomanski gave props (26 Jan 2009):
I love these two shots on top of each other -- too funny.
Trish Meyer (Deleted) gave props (3 Feb 2009):
Amazing capture.
JOE FAILK gave props (5 Feb 2009):
Cool! Do they work by the hour? LOL
Michael F. OBrien gave props (30 Jun 2009):
They must be a close relative to our Hawaiian Stilts.