Now, over the next months, bit by bit, as she is interested, she gets to learn the name for each of the birds in her world. They each have a call or a sound. And they are covered with feathers. They have wings. They fly. They have no arms. They have two legs. They hop. Some of them walk. They have a beak. They peck.
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