The mornings were just getting a little bit too cool for the birds. It is now time for them to fly South for the winter. They will be a lot more happier down south, where they can take in some more sunshine and have longer days; than if they just stayed up here in the northern areas. I wonder which group of birds was the first to set flight south bound, so they could enjoy a warmer climate during the winter months. You know some bird or group of birds had to be the first one to do it sometime. It’s just tracking back to find that “sometime” is what would be difficult.
Our feather friends have been flying and swooping around on the Planet longer than we have been walking on two feet. If Darwin’s Theory was correct and we did evolve from apes. I think it’s more believable that we evolved from the planet Mars. I believe some of the different things to prove we use to live on Mars is starting to show up, in certain places of the World. If we did use to have a life on Mars; then you know our technology could have been more advanced; than what we know today. Those spacecrafts we keep sending to Mars, should be able to uncover some of our modern technology, if we use to live there and was an advanced civilization.
It is possible, we were living on Mars and saw this planet was better to live on, and Mars just kept getting colder and colder. So we designed spacecrafts and made a voyage to Planet Earth. Maybe instead of God creating Adam and Eve; perhaps the first man and woman to step foot on Earth, from our old home of Mars, was a man named Adam and a woman named Eve? I know a lot of you out there won’t go down that road, but I just thought I would throw it out there.
What time of the year does your native birds start to fly south for the winter? I guess it varies here in North Georgia, but I have seen a few flocks on a southbound flight, during these first couple of days of the new month (October). Have you gotten the chance to see a flock heading toward warmer weather? It seems like we always see a lot going down, when the weather begins to cool down, but we never seen the flocks on the northbound track, during the spring time of the year. I believe it’s because they are some that just want to soak up the sun and get tired of flying every year, so they just stay South forever.
