Why won't this create a clipping mask?

Trying to take an AI file that I purchased and mask it into a shape. Either it comes back that it cannot mask, or I get a white screen. If I then select the shape, I can see it selected but it has no fill. The AI file was a complex design, but I've tried using the Make Clipping Mask from the Layers panel as well as the Object panel. Neither works. What am I missing?
here is a link to the file...

The problems (there are several) reside with the bird drawing that you are trying to use as a masking object. Select the bird and Choose Object>Clipping mask>Release Clipping Mask. Delete the white box that shows up. Reselct the bird and Choose Object>Compound Path>Release Compound Path.Go back to Object>Compound Path and Make Compound path> Then select all and choose Object>Clipping Mask>Make Clipping mask.
That should do it.
Michael
http://www.learnadobesoftware.com
Message was edited by: Michael Riordan

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In what way is it not working?

Why won't this create a clipping mask?

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