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Does This Big Bird scare you?

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Looks to me like a difference in lighting, rather than a difference in the costume.
 

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I kinda think it's the lightning that makes the first one look scary, but I do see what you mean. :smile:
 

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Looks to me like a difference in lighting, rather than a difference in the costume.

And difference in angle. I always wondered? Wht the shell does Big Bird wear a tie in walkaround forms? is it like Yogi Bear having to wear a tie or something?
 

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The performer in the costume sees through part of the tie i believe.:smirk:
 

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Good to know. Yikes! In the first photo, he kinds looks like a creepy mannequin.:eek:
 
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