Fall has arrived. Leaves are falling off the trees. Families
are raking. Children are making leaf houses. Dogs are running through leaf
piles. The robins have flown south. Wait a minute? Have they? We make a big
deal out of seeing that first robin in the spring. For me, it always seems like
they come a little too early. I say to myself, “Oh, that robin came up here way
too soon. Doesn’t he know that it’s early March and it might snow again?” But
they always seem to live, don’t they? I’ve never shoveled up a dead robin when
I’m shoveling that last snowfall, have you?
But yeah. How about the last robin of the fall? Nobody cares
about him apparently. This year, let’s take a minute out of our busy lives and
look for that last robin.
Maybe leave a worm for him in your driveway or
something.
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