Text, photo and sound: Arne Ader
Translation: Liis from forum
The grasshopper warbler sits in the top of a willow bush and there sings out its secrets: it sings so that its whole body trembles with the beat of the singing. Only its head with the wide-open beak remains still in this trembling excitement.
Does the trembling underline the bird’s song or is it the other way round – the singing makes the whole body tremble?
Or is it neither the one or the other ...? Maybe it is the excitement in a bird’s soul that becomes visible and hearable to us in its singing
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