The Flying "V" may have been made famous by Emilio Estevez and the Mighty Ducks film series, but it originates from the flying pattern of birds.
As we make our way through winter you can look skyward to see birds flying in the perfect V formation. Learn more about why birds make this perfect formation by viewing this article from USA Today. Click HERE to read the article which describes the power saving tactic of the Flying V.
Trail Creek Outfitters, TLC, and Stroud Water Research Center will be showcasing emPOWERment at The Trail Creek Outfitters 2014 Wild and Scenic Film Festival. Learn more about this event at: http://tlcforscc.org/wild-and-scenic-film-festival/
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