One little sparrow rounded the corner of the house and tweeted its way down the electric wire until it came close to the spilt grain patch.
its undecided fluttering swoop an inch closer dancing on its slender legs curled tightly around the wire, ti balanced with its tail flaring in the breeze head bobbing this way and that but
one eye firmly fixed on the morsels of grain the other watching competition. Joined by another chirpy companion our brave sparrow suddenly found herself with strength building.
Together they flitted in the down draft and announced their seed war on humans with loud chirps and flutters, but bent at the knees in case urgent flight was necessary. It wasn't needed
I ignored them completely looking away, but the corner of my eye, absorbed the terrain completely. I conjectured that the second chirper said to the first: 'yeah, I know this guy. He sits here looking at things in his free times, and watching birds all day!
He has that cellphone that deceptively tweets bird sounds, and whistles when he gets emails. Come on, girl, lets grab a feast, while he's busy writing about us. He will leave us alone for a while'