I went to the bird factory at the L.A. river. There
were Blackneck Stilts, Great Blue Herons, Snowy Egrets, Muscovy Ducks,
Mallards, Coots, and lest we forget, Cormorants. There were a host of
birds hanging out a stone’s throw away from the freeway. The birds didn’t seem
to mind the bikers and walkers that were gawking at them. The bikers weren’t gawking,
they were moving too fast to see anything. There’s a whole convention of birds
down there, our feathered friends. They didn’t care about the cold water, or
trash, or cement. They looked happy, all except the Cormorants, and even they
were shaking out their feathers from time to time in exaltation.
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