The Birds Novels & Stories

Sa bawat pag-abante ng sasakyan ay ang pag-galaw din ng ulo nila. Umakyat ang tingin ko sa ibabaw ng bubong nang marinig ang huni roon ng mga ibon. There were different colors of birds. They were chirping and flying as if they were singing and dancing. They were the small mammals, tiny creatures in the forest.

"If w-we go to the s-south we can f-fnd the W-Wicked Forest where w-wild a-animals are the o-ones that h-hunt us. A l-aake can b-be found t-that is c-connected t-to the Five F-flower r-river." "May mga ibon ba roon?" tanong ni Ulap at nagpatuloy, "i want to see them. I'm not crazy but I know how to connect with them. The song of the birds can be soothing but birds sing for more than just the beauty of it. Birds use song, call notes and behavior to communicate with each other. Birds use sound and action to scare off predators or warn other birds about danger, to attract a mate or to defend their territory. Therefore, we can know if may kalabang paparating. Don'

Sinundan ko ng tingin ang malaking ibon na dumaan at mas lalong namangha nang marami pang mga lumilipad na kakaibang nilalang ang nasa paligid. I looked at the enormous snow-white bird flying in circle with its wings as powerful as eagles and transparent eyes. Then my eyes drifted to the bird which its tail is on fire. There are many of its kind swooping freely between the tall and glowing flowers like Luminacia, soaring high and low among the tops of the trees around the enchanting field. Maliwanag at makulay ang paligid dahil sa mga kakaibang alitaptap na nagbibigay ng iba't ibang kulay, giving small flashes that made the place looked glittery.

sunod-sunod na boses ng mga ibon, sabay tili ng isa sa kanila, “Lalaki lang ‘yan, hindi life support!” Hindi na napigilan ng ibang customers ang matawa. Maski si Rafael ay napapikit na lang, pilit pinipigil ang tawa habang si Nica ay napakagat ng labi, kunwaring nag-aalala pero hindi maitago ang aliw sa nangyayari. “You planned this, didn’t you?!” hiyaw ni Camilla kay Nica. “You trained these birds to humiliate me?!” “Camilla, seriously?” ani Rafael, inilapit ang sarili sa pagitan nina Nica at Camilla. “They’re parrots. Hindi sila sinasanay para mang-asar. Pero baka may point sila minsan.”