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Topic: A bait fishing bird.  (Read 497 times)

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sonoramike

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I thought this was damn cool.. :smt001


krusty

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That bird got skills!


rockfish

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freaking awesome!!!  Those damn dino's keep learning and learning!
Less Mental than before, Still savage AF tho <3

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finaegelin

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Whoa! Talk about your basic "big gulp".  I never knew those Green Herons would do that.


lucky13

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That's so cool. Next thing you know, them birds are gonna break out their rod and reel.


 

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