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Hola mis bellos amigos amantes de las aves, que en su mayoria son los pajaros, de muchas especies, pero todos son bellos. Lo unico que les puedo envidiar de la buena es que al volar, pueden ir y estar donde quieran.
Tengo la misma opinion de mi mama, que los pajaros nacen en libertad y debe ser libres nada de jaulas, ellos con su ventaja de volar pueden estar donde quiera, hacer sus nidos y tener sus familias tambien.
Pero hay otros que les gusta estar en la ciudad, asi como este amigo pajarito que lo vi el dia martes de la semana pasada que fui a un Farmatodo nuevo en mi ciudad, que iban a inaugurar, andaba este pajarito como tambien esperando que abrieran porque hasta se paro en frente de la puerta aun cerrada.
Caminaba de aqui y de alla, cuando dijeron que no era hoy la inauguracion, como que escucho porque tambien caminaba, pero hacia el jardin, donde estaba la tierra humeda del riego y habian unas plantas, quizas decepcionado de que no abrieron ja ja.
Pero el viernes de la semana pasada que si fue la inauguracion, que fui de nuevo, mi mayor sorpresa que al haber mas personas, tambien estaba el pajarito, no se si seria el mismo, pero si era la misma especie, asi que podria ser el mismo de nuevo, como que si supiera.
Recordemos que las aves, entre ellos los pajaros son tambien seres vivos, que no los entedamos a ellos, pero tal vez ellos saben cosas que nosotros no.
Luego en mi casa llevada por la curiosidad de saber mas, con mi foto busque en la internet y lo mas parecido a el me dice que se llama: Picabuey (Machetornis rixosa), con otros nombres como sirirí bueyero o atrapamoscas jinete.
Las fotos las tome con mi celular Samsung Galaxy 16.
Esta es mi participacion para esta nueva ronda 293 https://hive.blog/hive-106444/@nelinoeva/feathered-friends-show-me-a-debec7a70afee, que gracias a @nelinoeva estamos aqui.
Traduccion con la app DeepL.
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Hello, my dear bird-loving friends! Most of them are birds—of many different species—but they’re all beautiful. The only thing I can truly envy about them is that when they fly, they can go wherever they want and be wherever they please.
I share my mom’s view that birds are born free and should remain free—no cages. With their ability to fly, they can go wherever they want, build their nests, and raise their families too.
But there are others who like to be in the city, just like this little bird friend I saw last Tuesday when I went to a new Farmatodo in my city that was about to open. This little bird was also waiting for it to open—it even stood right in front of the door, which was still closed.
It was walking back and forth when they said the grand opening wasn’t today. It seemed to hear them—since it was walking too—but it headed toward the garden, where the ground was damp from watering and there were some plants. Maybe it was disappointed that they hadn’t opened yet, haha.
But last Friday—which was actually the grand opening—I went back, and to my great surprise, even though there were more people there, the little bird was there too. I don’t know if it was the same one, but it was definitely the same species, so it could have been the same one again—it was almost as if it knew.
Let’s remember that birds, including these little ones, are living beings too. We may not understand them, but perhaps they know things we don’t.
Later, at home, driven by curiosity to learn more, I searched the internet using my photo, and the closest match told me it’s called the Picabuey (Machetornis rixosa), with other names such as sirirí bueyero or jinete flycatcher.
I took the photos with my Samsung Galaxy 16 cell phone.
This is my entry for this new round 293 https://hive.blog/hive-106444/@nelinoeva/feathered-friends-show-me-a-debec7a70afee, which we’re here for thanks to @nelinoeva.
Translated using the DeepL app.
