Double concern for the years’ births (Short stories from guards’ diaries)

29.01.2014
One of teh chicks of 2013/WWF

The days of July, August, September are passing and the concern of nests' guards about the survival of chicks is culminating. Will everything go well? Will they fly? Will they succeed in migrating? The daily monitoring of the life of Egyptian vultures' families has undoubtedly affected the feelings of the guards. Feelings as fondness, stress, responsibility made them feel like parents, like they had adopted the Egyptian vultures' families. These feelings were duplicated for Paschalis, the guard who in parallel with the broods' progress, the day for his baby births' was drawing near. What a coincidence! Finally everything went well. Οne week after the migration of the latest chick to Africa, the baby was born. For Paschalis, that summer must have been unforgettable and full of concern, double concern for the new lives of 2013.

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