A single death is a tragedy; a million deaths is a statistic...
Yesterday started out beautifully. I finally saw a
post with F23. She was by the pond and she seemed
to be doing well. M15 was nowhere to be seen and
it has gotten everyone worried and super vigilant.
Yesterday January 30th, CROW - Clinic for the
Rehabilitation of Wildlife, Inc. did a live broadcast at
the nest tree. The results came back to be HPAI (Avian Flu)
(Bird Flu) for the reason both E24 and E25 died 🦅Both
M15 and F23 are not out of the woods right now, but
at least F23 was seen. No one has seen M15💔.
On another note, devastating plane crash leaves
no survivors. As if the world did not have enough
suffering. It's heartbreak after heartbreak.
Yesterday we had another very enjoyable outing with mom
and dad. We once again went to the Boat House with them.
A strange coincidence, just the day before my mom received
a call from a cousin of hers. This cousin loves to vacation
in Fort Myers and he was telling her about his favorite
place to watch the sunset. You got it. Boat House.
So far we have had a really good time with my parents.
I know that they are ready to go back home to NC, but
I am not ready for them to 😂 Life goes on and I am
forever grateful for all the time I have with them.
For now their time is Florida is drawing to a close. We made
beautiful memories and I look forward to so many more.
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Wishing everyone a happy day. Life is so fragile so be
happy while you can. Enjoy it and live it to the fullest. Sniff
and I have been awake for hours. I am just waiting to "see" or hear
any news of M15 and F23. I have a tendency to get extremely
attached to all wildlife/animals I come in contact with.
Like all who are following the North Fort Myers
Eagle's Nest, I patiently await for news of them. Please keep
M15 and F23 in your prayers. Everyone is so heartbroken
already over all the tragedies surrounding us💔
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Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for
those who fear, and too long for those who grieve...
~Nadiya~
