61.   Some still had bullet holes, and birds were flying in and out of the buildings.

62.   Sure hope these birds can fly fast when the record industry comes calling for their royalties.

63.   That bird flew away a long time ago and it is never coming back.

64.   Suddenly, a bird flew over her head.

65.   The birds flew in unison above the curbside service for a few minutes before flying away.

66.   The bird will fly into the room and, attracted by the light, zoom out a window or a door and into freedom.

67.   The birds fly different distances from the liberation point to their coops in the city.

68.   The birds fly off but, of course, they return.

69.   The birds would fly through the large, open windows while court was in session, sometimes leaving, um, unwelcome reminders of their presence.

70.   The four-bird limit is reachable, even on days when not many birds are flying.