De Gwener, dewdhegves mis Ebrel
Friday, 12th April
Da ew gen chôkys bos trigys ogas dhe bobel. Ma copel et agan chymbla. Da ew ganjans debry prevyon ha has e’n lowarth – ha boos cath towlys dhe ves! Re vrâs ens dhe dhos dhe biben a voos edhyn ow cregy. Chôkys ew edhyn gwyls. Nag ew edhyn gwyls an pemp colobmen yonk ma. Mowns war do crow. Ûsys ew an edhyn cowldevys rag resek. Ma’n perhen ow qwaytyas na wra y edhyn bos senjys gen sparhok po bargas po hôkys erel. En pras gen an trei hordh ma heyjy. Anjei re drovyas pil a wora reb an yet. A vedn anjei gwil neyth po üjens ow whilas boos?
Jackdaws like to live near people. There is a pair in our chimney. They like to eat insects and seeds in the garden – and thrown-away cat food! They are too big to come to the hanging tube of bird food. Jackdaws are wild birds. These five young pigeons are not wild birds. They are on a shed roof. The grown-up birds are used for racing. The owner hopes his birds won’t be caught by a sparrow hawk or a buzzard or other hawks. There are ducks in the field with the three rams. They have found a pile of hay by the gate. Will they make a nest or are they looking for food?
No comments:
Post a Comment