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four feeble pairs of wings flapping, beaks preening                                            imaginary things. mom bird looking old pop bird real bold their four offspring                                 are being told "avoid the black birds the biggest and the blackest" they perch on the rooftop near the gutter, cheeping                                           loudly all a flutter even in the bird world the squeakiest young'un                                          gets the greasiest grub diving, landing, more feeding on demanding, mom and pop bird are in charge, "beware of wings                                                size, LARGE" finding a wet garden bed, beaking the broken ground till tiny pebbles and tiny insects                                                 feed the hunger digest the rest. Young wings no longer frail, flight and landings                                dive and lift, glide and swoop, and land alight                                               on the edge of a solo flight until the three birdboys and one birdgirl                                                                     find a mate, each (And give mombird and popbird a wel-deserved rest)                                                                                        oh and as for the three bad birds                                                                                        in all black tuxedos, they were chased                                                                                        and they raced away from six fast                                                                                        fearless finches
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Aug 16, 2013
Aug 16, 2013 at 2:47 AM UTC
Training - finches only
four feeble pairs of wings flapping, beaks preening                                            imaginary things. mom bird looking old pop bird real bold their four offspring                                 are being told "avoid the black birds the biggest and the blackest" they perch on the rooftop near the gutter, cheeping                                           loudly all a flutter even in the bird world the squeakiest young'un                                          gets the greasiest grub diving, landing, more feeding on demanding, mom and pop bird are in charge, "beware of wings                                                size, LARGE" finding a wet garden bed, beaking the broken ground till tiny pebbles and tiny insects                                                 feed the hunger digest the rest. Young wings no longer frail, flight and landings                                dive and lift, glide and swoop, and land alight                                               on the edge of a solo flight until the three birdboys and one birdgirl                                                                     find a mate, each (And give mombird and popbird a wel-deserved rest)                                                                                        oh and as for the three bad birds                                                                                        in all black tuxedos, they were chased                                                                                        and they raced away from six fast                                                                                        fearless finches
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Aug 16, 2013
Aug 16, 2013 at 2:47 AM UTC
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