I stopped for a moment, looked, and then walked forward. I'm thinking, it won't be the magpie I see nesting every day. How did it die and how did it get here?
When I walked around the park and passed it, I suddenly thought of my husband. If he sees it, he will definitely dig a hole and bury the magpie, so can I. After the idea came into being, I ran around to see where it was suitable to dig a hole, but after several turns, I found that the surrounding land was hard and dry, and there was no shovel, so it was difficult to dig.
When I stopped running for 20 minutes, I went to a place next to the small park leading to the grave. I saw some loose soil under a tree, so I found a small stick to dig, but it was not deep. There are many small stones underground, which is the only way.
I found two sticks to pick up the magpie, rummaged through its body, and found that it was all dry, and the body seemed to be hollowed out and incomplete.
I buried it in a small pit, surrounded by human graves, which should be more appropriate. If my husband were here, he would definitely say a spell, but I can't. After burying the soil, I got up and left.
I remember one time, our family of three went to play in the wild and saw a dead snake hanging on the guardrail around the trees. My husband took it off, found a place under a tree, dug a hole, buried the snake, and then said a few spells. I also said he was fooling around, but my daughter is still young and she thinks it's fresh and interesting. She likes watching her father do these things.
Another time, we went to the reservoir to play. There are many dead fish by the water. Their father and daughter dug a hole nearby and buried all the fish. I said he had nothing to do. So many fish, can you bury them? I just looked at him and my daughter was very happy.
When we go out together, we will see dead earthworms on the road, and my husband will pick them into the grass with a stick. My daughter will see these movements. When I go out to play and see dead earthworms on the ground, my daughter will also put them in the grass.
My husband is the kind of person who can't even shoot a mosquito. Even if there are cockroaches at home, he just catches them and throws them out of the window. Sometimes I think he is too stupid. These are pests. What are you doing with it? I deliberately found a mosquito in front of him and killed it. I hate cockroaches most when I see them. I can't stand it without stepping on a few feet.
But for my favorite bird, I can't bear to watch it die. There are often dogs in the park. What will happen if it keeps lying here? I look up at the sky in this park every day and see magpies flying by. Maybe I have seen it, maybe I have heard its songs, and now I am alone and bravely buried it.
I went to see magpies nesting again, and they kept bringing twigs. The bird's nest is already obvious. I saw two people busy together in the Bird's Nest today. Could it be that a pair of magpies are building a love nest? How happy I am to see them often in the future.