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The Next Nest

claws contracted tightly squeeze something dropped on the forest floor like a dark metallic tweezers the pointed beak catches a branch while red and nervous eyes look everywhere he turns the body opens immense wings and in a rustle of brown feathers fly towards the treetops at nightfall, the figure rises and disappears fading among dark leaves he rebuilds his castel his refuge his palace his next nest

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