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Recently a robin’s nest was found in a bush next to the White
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House press briefing room in Washington. The bird is really
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, because many people walk by this place on a daily
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basis. photographs were taken of newly-hatched little
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robins in the nest. No one can say what the bird to build
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a nest in this place. Perhaps, it was to the seat of power,
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some people joke. Not only the reporters, but also the stuff of the
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White house were astonished. They were greatly by
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the bird. Now the journalists try to walk quietly when going past
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that bush. When the little robins grow, they will certainly fly
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away. But scientists say that they are to return. After
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all, robins are birds of instinct and habit. Perhaps one day we
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will learn of new developments in bird life around America’s
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main house.
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