WHY WOULD THE EGRET WITH THE BIRD FOOT PRINTS ON IT’S BACK CHOOSE A CAREER SUCH AS THIS.?
FIRST OF ALL…I DIDN’T KNOW THAT BIRDS HAD TO LAND ON THE BACK OF ANOTHER BIRD WHEN THEY WANT TO LAND.
SECONDLY, HOW DOES A BIRD DECIDE THAT IT WANTS TO BECOME A BIRD LANDING PLATFORM IN THE FIRST PLACE?? IS IT A FAMILY CAREER KIND OF THING…LIKE WITH HUMANS WHERE THERE IS A LONG HISTORY OF FAMILY MEMBERS BECOMING POLICE OFFICERS OR FIREMEN?
AND ONE MORE “WONDER”…HOW DO THEY PRACTICE UNTIL THEY LEARN THEIR CRAFT? WHO VOLUNTEERS TO FLY HIGH UP INTO THE AIR AND THEN TAKE THE CHANCE THAT THE LANDING PLATFORM BIRD WILL BE IN THE RIGHT SPOT AT THE RIGHT TIME? PERHAPS THAT IS ANOTHER CAREER PATH THAT A BIRD CHOOSES…I WONDER WHAT THAT CAREER IS CALLED? SIGH…I SUPPOSE I WILL NEVER KNOW, UNLESS YOU ALL HAVE SOME INFORMATION THAT YOU COULD PROVIDE?
The decisions a bird has to make are sometimes beyond our comprehension…
very cute caption and story! Do you think stripy birds would be emergency landing places only?
lololol! I imagine so!! I mean, they have to have some kind of plan for emergencies..good point!
You could write another book ‘The Egret’s Regrets’.
LOL!
Looks like a lot of congestion over a very rough landing zone!
I wouldn’t want to fly into that airport!
The shadows are definitely messing with you. Now you have me picturing them all standing on each other’s shoulders playing a game.
lololol!
LOL!!!
Providing that the Air Traffic Controller Bird, seen here in the upper-center background of your brilliant image, does his job correctly all should go well with this landing.
Not just any egret can become a Landing Platform bird (aka Egret Aircraft Carrier). They aren’t trained, they are born!
I never thought of that…”they are born”…fascinating!
How did I miss the air traffic controller bird???