Spring case development

You remember the story about the Eurasian collared doves in the garden that I told you two weeks ago. And here comes its sequel.

Well, it's not just that they coo all day in front of my room window and sometimes distract me and confuse my thoughts. We are already talking about and about disrupting my sleep. So the weekend is the only time I can sleep in and I look forward to Friday night when I blissfully, usually early, head to bed in the bedroom. Knowing that this very night I would be able to sleep as long as I wanted...

Wrong. This is not the case.

Because precisely on Saturday morning, these birds decide to perch on the tree in front of the bedroom window to coo from there...
To whom...? Of course, to me.😆

You see, the case wouldn't be so special if those birds always stood on that tree and sang their monotonous and annoying song from there, every day.
But the thing is, they never landed on that tree. As I have never before seen them perch and stay all day on the tree in front of the living room. This only happens this year, when the surrounding circumstances are really very different from previous years.

I keep wondering what would happen if that song of theirs started to annoy our Blacky…
A few days ago we found Assencho eating something in the garden and it turned out to be a bird... smaller than the size of a Eurasian collared dove, but close to it. Of course, I don't wish such a thing happened to the birds, but... there's one more thing about them that I can think of right now - where were those birds in the winter? 🤔 These are not migratory birds, are they? Well, whatever.

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Oh, btw, happy #CaturDay to you again on this special day, cat lovers! 🖤🐱🐈

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	Soul's Detour is a project started by me years ago when I had a blog about historical and not so popular tourist destinations in Eastern Belgium, West Germany and Luxembourg. Nowadays, this blog no longer exists, but I'm still here - passionate about architecture, art and mysteries and eager to share my discoveries and point of view with you.