The bird is just numb to it at this point. At first he was angry; screaming questions into the bright tropical sky. How did I get here? Who made me like this? A giant tubular beak for eating...what? There is no food on this island. Sharply hooked, footless legs...why? For what? There is nothing here to cling to.
Endless flying. Circling without stop. Anger led to depression. How could it end? Please let it end. Depression led to insanity, and now the bird can't even recognize the baseball-capped, hula-skirted savior under its beak. One well-timed jump from this shirtless, noseless man could end the nightmare. But the bird, eyes not focused but staring still through half-drooped eyelids, flies on.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Birds in Video Games: Adventure Island II for the NES
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Oh yes, I remember how I played this game with my older brother when I was 10 years old. It was a very cool time. I even set the game on my iPhone from this https://romsmania.com/ site to remember how it was. Very fond memories.
viewing from a mudflat or overlook, then you probably would not mind the extra weight of a larger objective lens which will provide you with a larger field of view. hunting binoculars
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