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Este tarde, estoy aburrido. Por eso ahora estoy escritando de pajaros.
I went to the park briefly today and watched waterbirds. There are ducks and geese, of course, but there are also two other birds which I'm not sure what they are. One is big, about the same size as a goose or maybe a little smaller, but much taller. It has long legs, a long neck like a swan, and a long pointy bill. Its feathers are all grey and it has pale eyes. I think it's a crane, or maybe a stork.
The other is smaller than a goose but, I think, bigger than a duck. It's white underneath, with grey wings and a blue-black back. There's also black on top of its head, and it has two white, stringy plumes dangling backward from the top of its head. It seemed to have red eyes, and its legs are yellow with unwebbed feet. It has a pointy bill, too, but shorter than the big grey bird, and its neck is short. My guess is a heron.
I went to the park briefly today and watched waterbirds. There are ducks and geese, of course, but there are also two other birds which I'm not sure what they are. One is big, about the same size as a goose or maybe a little smaller, but much taller. It has long legs, a long neck like a swan, and a long pointy bill. Its feathers are all grey and it has pale eyes. I think it's a crane, or maybe a stork.
The other is smaller than a goose but, I think, bigger than a duck. It's white underneath, with grey wings and a blue-black back. There's also black on top of its head, and it has two white, stringy plumes dangling backward from the top of its head. It seemed to have red eyes, and its legs are yellow with unwebbed feet. It has a pointy bill, too, but shorter than the big grey bird, and its neck is short. My guess is a heron.
