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Haida Aboriginal Art outside Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre, University of British Columbia (UBC), Vancouver, BC, British Columbia, Canada - Contemporary Sculpture entitled "Take-Off" aka "Take Off" (artist - Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas) - made from Recycled Car Parts to resemble Mallard Duck taking Flight
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Architecture - Contemporary & Historic, Birds, Environment: Conservation, Pollution, Recycling, Artwork, Banners, & Signs, Vancouver, British Columbia, Southwestern British Columbia, Canada, Ducks
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