Wildlife Rescues
The Birds Always Leave
This is not one morning. It is all of them. The kettle, the box, the folded towel, and the walk down to the wall.
5 min read · 8 illustrated scenes
Sketch panel — final scene artwork in progress
Scene 1 of 8
The first thing Jay does is put the kettle on. Not for the bird. It is for himself, because it takes four minutes. By the end of them his hands have stopped being in a hurry. Then he folds a towel into the box. Bo waits by the table leg. He does not bark. He has never once put his nose in.
Scene 1 of 8. The first thing Jay does is put the kettle on. Not for the bird. It is for himself, because it takes four minutes. By the end of them his hands have stopped being in a hurry. Then he folds a towel into the box. Bo waits by the table leg. He does not bark. He has never once put his nose in.
Narration coming soon
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