Noisy Crows

I live in the mango tree. I eat lots of ripe fruit in summer.

When my babies are in the nest, I have to be on guard.

Come peep into my nest. See the lovely things I have found.

I love to fly up in the sky, like a plane.

I sit on the tree and look around for some tasty bits of food.

I look to my right. I look to my left.

I love fish. When I spot it, I fly down to pick it up.

With my cawing I call my friends to share the feast with me.

Some people shout at me, “Go away, you noisy bird.”

Mr Fox likes my singing. He told me so himself.

LET US LEARN SOME NEW WORDS. The sound that each animal or bird makes, has a special name. How many of these do you know? A crow caws. A cat mews.

A lion roars. A dog barks. Crows make a lot of noise. So when some people talk loudly we say, “As noisy as a crow”.

🌟 The End

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