There’s a robin
eating worms
and staring at me
daring me
to intervene
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Notes:
1. Written on September 12th, 2022
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Balloon Trip
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Notes:
1. Made on 28th March, 2021
2. Due to my own ineptitude (not recharging my camera battery) this had to been abandoned half way through
3. So there’s an entire space based section of this missing
4. Possibly forever
5. Depending on how much enthusiasm I can muster for finishing it off tomorrow
6. I should probably try and learn how to animate birds before then really
7. Also as always a pointlessly youtubed version, if you want to watch it there instead of here
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Notes:
1. Made on February 20th, 2021
2. Also available on youtube
3. In a 2-minute loop version
4. Instead of this infinite loop version
5. You might even be able to read the book titles there
6. If you’re so inclined
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The cormorant was considered a crow for far longer than you’d really think was possible.
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Notes:
1. Written on April 1st, 2019
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The swift is an entirely airborne bird. It feeds on moths and bees. It does not nest, and sleeps as it flies. Its feet never touch the ground.
A swift is born in the sky. Unlike other birds, swifts give birth to live young, and as they fall the wind wakes them. They must take wing before they hit the sea or else they will drown.
Even in death the swift remains aloft. Its dead body floats upon the warming air. Around it, clouds form, and it is as rain that it is returned to earth.
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Notes:
1. Written on July 23rd, 2018
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