The story of a migratory bird is a story about a promise, a promise
to return.
Their journeys are thousands of miles, and they have gone through crises
for one purpose: to survive
. Migration of migratory birds is a fight for life.
Looking at numbers like this, it will be a little shocking.
"The Eurasian Grey Crane flies 2,500 miles
from Spain to the northern pine forest and the
white stork flies 3,100 miles
from central Africa to western Europe The
white-fronted geese flies 1,500 miles
from western Europe to Greenland
The whooper swan flies 1,800 miles
from the far east to the Siberian ice sheet Bar-
headed geese fly 1,500 miles
from India to Central Asian steppes Red-
crowned cranes fly 600 miles
from Far East to Siberia taiga
bald eagles fly 1,800 miles
from western United States to Alaska
Canada geese fly 2,000 miles
Gulf of Mexico to Arctic Circle
snow geese fly 2,500 miles
from Mexico Bay to Arctic
Sandhill Cranes fly 2,000 miles
from the central plains of the United States to the Arctic
Arctic swallows 12,500 miles
from the North Pole to Antarctic
Waders fly 6,200 miles
from the Arctic Circle to the West Coast of Africa "
I saw it wandering helpless, wailing and searching
I saw It's stuck in oil, can't extricate itself
I see them fall after the gunshots, so reluctant to give up to the sky
I saw it smashed its wings, besieged by crabs, until the bones were gone
I saw them fly from pole to pole, from one hemisphere to the other, crossing the latitude and longitude I
saw them go forward regardless of the storm, day and night
Witnessed their promise to come back
I witnessed a great adventure
Yes, I saw you feel the sorrow of the sky like spirits in the wind
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