The echo of time | the wild magpie spotted dove, and also likes to live in the city

In the yard of our unit, there were some magpies creaking and flying around all day. Flowery, gray, large, small, complete variety.

Over the years, it feels like magpies are significantly more numerous, and urban and rural areas can be seen everywhere. In the trees on both sides of the highway, dark magpie nests abound. I've even seen three litters of magpies living next to each other on a large poplar tree. The same is true in town, where magpies have taken the idea of making nests to the extreme, and I have seen magpie nests set up on an iron escalator at the top of a high chimney.

Not only magpies. The dove, which I had been absent for a long time, also flew more and more in the fields, shuttled through the trees, and even appeared in urban settlements. One day after work, I saw a dove standing on the roof of the dorm room, leisurely wandering around and looking curiously.

Once upon a time, the people of the countryside had a saying that "magpies chirp, and happy things come home.". If you see flocks of magpies squeaking and squeaking every day, I am afraid that there will be no such saying, and no one can have happy events every day. It would not be wrong to see this as evidence of a large increase in magpies.

When I went to the countryside to join the team, there was a militia company commander in the village. This is a very interesting person, and I have mentioned him in many of my own clumsy works. In this benevolent brother's home, there is a broken bird's hammer that was left behind when he did not know what time. As soon as the people in the village reported to him that they had found a spotted dove somewhere, no matter how far away the place was, his brother would immediately pick up the bird's claw and fly away. As long as we who do good deeds hear that the militia company commander is going to use his guns, we will certainly follow him to see the liveliness.

His brother's motives for dealing with the dove with the bird's claw, needless to say, were naturally to go to the flesh of the dove, because their meat was delicious. Not to justify him, it was all a curse of poverty and ignorance. In the face of poverty and ignorance, any preaching is pale and feeble. As for the magpies, no matter how many, no one went to fight because it was unlucky. Moreover, I have heard some folks say that magpie meat, like crow meat, is very bad. I don't know how he knew this, maybe this guy secretly ate them when he was hungry. After years and months of not seeing a little meat, no one can stay up.

In my impression, the militia company commander's bird rifle is not used very often. Ten days and a half months have the last time twice, it is not bad. Not to mention that there is also a hit rate problem. Therefore, his brother's chances of eating dove meat are really not many. From this point of view, it is probably not wrong to say that there are more doves today than in the past.

I don't know what the most immediate cause of the increase in magpie doves is, nor have I observed a significant increase in the numbers of other birds. If they're as much as magpie doves, that's great. I remember a time when almost all the birds except the sparrows disappeared from my homeland. During those days, it became even more monotonous and tedious.

The improvement of the environment and the change of perception are probably the reasons for the increase in magpie doves. Nowadays, in the wilderness of the northern plains, poplars, willows, plane trees and other trees are lined up in pieces, providing them with a more suitable habitat. This can be seen as one of the factors contributing to the increase in magpie doves. Of course, this is only one aspect of environmental improvement. In terms of other destructive pollution of the environment, we are still "the revolution has not yet succeeded, comrades still need to work hard".

A few days ago, a relative came from his hometown. In the middle of the conversation, I talked about the magpie doves more, and he thought so. I asked, are there still more people who play doves? He replied that there were very few people who beat him, and the government would not allow them to play with guns. Besides, there is no shortage of food and drink, who still bothers to beat them. These words prove once again that if you want to improve the quality of civilization of people, please first raise their living standards, at least first fill their stomachs. A person who eats a lot of brain fat, talks about environmental protection and other big truths with a group of hungry people with green eyes, and the results can be imagined.

There are fewer birds, and it is only natural that the number of birds will increase. For example, magpies and doves are not as scared as they used to be when they saw people. However, "wherever there are crowds, there are left-center-right", and the treatment of birds is no exception. There are still many stubborn people who kill birds to satisfy their appetites. On this question, we must also say that "the revolution has not yet succeeded, and comrades still need to work hard." Sadly, I forgot to ask my relatives if the interesting militia company commander and his bird claw were still there, and whether they had taken it to fight the dove.

The increase in magpie doves has also brought some "happiness troubles" to people. For example, some villagers often complain that they like to peck at the fruits of their hard-earned crops. Let's say that when you are in the car, you will fall into a lump of bird droppings.

In any case, there are more magpies and doves, which is always a happy thing. They can make the expression and mood of our world more vivid, lively and rich.

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