I sent the bird "go home"

One day, I came home from school. When I was preparing to enter the house, I suddenly heard the sound of a bird. Listening carefully, the original bird's voice was transmitted from the stairway. So, I quickly ran over to find. I found a little sparrow who is learning to fly.

It has a pair of small wings and the feathers are not yet full. It jumped up and down in the corridor, left and right, and it was very pitiful. I saw it panicked and restless, and I was very distressed. I think if you let it stay in the corridor, don't starve, you will be hurt or eaten by other big animals. Thinking of this, I decided to send it back to nature and let it learn to fly freely in nature.

I spent a lot of effort to block it in a corner, and then carefully held it in the palm of my hand. At first, it thought I would hurt it, struggled, and was afraid to tremble. I stroked its feathers and said to it: "Birds, birds, don't be afraid, I am here to send you home!" The bird seems to understand my words, not very trembling, with its fluffy little head I arched my fingers and played my palms with light and small claws, making me tickle.

I took the birdie down the stairs and placed the bird on a wide lawn. I reluctantly said to the bird: "Birds, birds, nature is your home, hurry home, learn to fly quickly!" The bird jumped forward when he flew, screaming, as if Thanks me.

Second grade: fanxingyao