I got a great killdeer with a
broken wing story. During the summer of '69, I got a killer civil
service job @ Ft. Rucker but it wasn't going to start for about two or
three weeks so I got my old summer job back working in the Dothan City
Cemetery. So first day I'm back on the job, my boss, Mr. Scott, shows
me the killdeer nest on this gravel plot and the bird does its act and
I'd never seen that before. So had a good week but Mr. Scott got sick on
Tuesday and on Thursday he died. So I come back to work on Monday
morning and there's the backhoe operator cranking up to dig Mr. Scott's
grave located on PLOT WITH THE KILLDEER NEST! I went over and moved the
eggs without touching them and the bird went crazy but it never went
back to the eggs. But that was WILD. On my first Monday on the job, Mr.
Scott showed me my first killdeer nest and the next Monday I find out
the killdeer nest was on top of MR. SCOTT'S GRAVE!
Friday, June 19, 2020
About Me
- Name: robertoreg
- Location: Northport, Alabama
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