in a flock of pigeons be a flamingo

The characters included: Supporting actor-Observer No. 1. Is there a possibility that this is the real protagonist, supporting actor-Original Body, and this is even more heavyweight? Male actor-Fang Cheng, an ordinary top student? Pretty good at cooking, female lead-Ai Bishui, genius girl The type that couldn't get fat from eating. The supporting actress, Ning Yu 'an, only looked cute and soft, but she wasn't fat at all! "Pigeon" Author: A Milk Fish. It was a sci-fi/interstellar civilization novel with science, intelligence, interstellar, hard sci-fi, and technological elements. [User recommendation: 95] Sci-fi Points: [Inhumane Points: ] [Current World: Yes] [System: No] Hard sci-fi, chaotic system life, metallic creatures, experimental creatures destroying the world… I hope you will like this book.

The characters included: Supporting actor-Observer No. 1. Is there a possibility that this is the real protagonist, supporting actor-Original Body, and this is even more heavyweight? Male actor-Fang Cheng, an ordinary top student? Pretty good at cooking, female lead-Ai Bishui, genius girl The type that couldn't get fat from eating. The supporting actress, Ning Yu 'an, only looked cute and soft, but she wasn't fat at all! "Pigeon" Author: A Milk Fish. It was a sci-fi/interstellar civilization novel with science, intelligence, interstellar, hard sci-fi, and technological elements. [User recommendation: 95] Sci-fi Points: [Inhumane Points: ] [World: Yes] [System: No] Hard sci-fi, chaotic system life, metallic creatures, experimental creatures destroying the world… I hope you will like this book.

From a scientific point of view, the gathering of crows in groups could be a normal phenomenon caused by many reasons, rather than a specific precursor. In winter, the Urban area relatively warm due to the heat island effect. Moreover, the gathering of people in the city would produce a large amount of garbage every day. For the scavengers, food was easy to obtain, so the crows would fly to the city to gather. In addition, crows had the habit of gathering when food was scarce in winter, and different kinds of crows such as "Dauri Jackdaw","Bald-nosed Crow","Big-mouthed Jackdaw", etc. would gather together, and even mixed with birds such as magpies. This kind of gathering was beneficial for birds to avoid the cold and overwinter. Although there had always been a saying that abnormal animal reactions were related to disasters such as earthquakes, it was impossible to establish a necessary connection between crows gathering and disasters such as earthquakes from a scientific point of view. The so-called gathering of crows represented an ominous omen was a meaning given by people. Before the Tang Dynasty, crows were once regarded as auspicious birds, and there was a saying that " crows feed back " represented filial piety. After the Tang Dynasty, there was a saying that crows were " ominous omens." "The Crow's Testimony" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

Crows would flock together. When food was scarce in winter, crows had the habit of gathering together, sometimes numbering up to ten thousand. In the countryside, crows usually moved alone or in small groups when there was enough food. In autumn and winter, they would gather in the woods and fields to stir up the pests that had survived the winter. Due to the high level of greenery in the city and the large amount of garbage produced by the gathering of people (which could provide food for crows), it was also common for crows to gather. In addition, different species of crows (such as dauri jackdaws, bald crows, large-mouthed jackdaws, etc.) and other birds (such as magpies) may mix in groups, which is beneficial for birds to avoid the cold and overwinter. "The Crow's Testimony" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

In myths, cranes were the mounts of immortals. For example, in the Investiture of the Gods, they were the mounts of the Immortal Weng of the South Pole and the Immortal Huang Long. In myths, they were second only to phoenixes and were called the first-grade birds. They represented auspicious signs and were the symbol of beauty and happiness in the world. In fact, cranes mostly referred to red-crowned cranes or white cranes. The red-crowned crane was a large wading bird of the crane family and a typical indicator species of the wet land. It was called the crane in China. The ancients gave it the cultural meaning of loyalty, honesty, and noble morality. In East Asia, it symbolized happiness, longevity, and loyalty. The global population is about 3822 (estimated in 2020), and the population is declining and is protected by various protection measures. The white crane was also known as the crane. It was a large crane, a symbol of health, prosperity, a life without war, and happiness. Its population was also declining and was strictly protected. From a biological point of view, a group of cranes could be a group of red-crowned cranes or white cranes gathering in a natural environment, such as foraging, resting, or migrating in their habitat such as a marsh. From a mythological point of view, the appearance of a group of cranes was often seen as an auspicious sign. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!

Flamenco was a Hong Kong-style novel. In the story, the female lead, Xin Yi of the Pei family, rarely showed her face and was extremely mysterious. Even the usually ruthless entertainment reporters became gentle when they wrote about her. Her life seemed magnificent, but in reality, it was full of devastation. The male lead was the second son of a Vietnam mafia boss. When he appeared, he had already become the actual boss of the family. The female lead was the sixth daughter of the old ship king family in Harbor City. On the surface, she was one of the people in charge of the Pei family. The novel began with the funeral of the eldest son of the Ruan family. The female protagonist went to the Ruan family to pay her respects and met the male protagonist, Asuru (the second young master of the Ruan family) again. When the Pei family was down and out, they relied on the Ruan family's shady business to revive them. In order to consolidate their interests, the two families were married. The male and female leads had known each other since they were 17 or 18 years old. At that time, the female lead was framed by the second wife to marry the eldest son of the Ruan family (Ruan Yinchuan). She could not bear the humiliation and was ready to escape. On the street, she met the male lead, who was still a small gangster at the pier. The male lead helped the female lead cross several regions of Vietnam and wanted to return to the port from Saigon Pier. During the escape, the male lead killed people for the female lead. The two fell in love, but the information the female lead gave the male lead was all fake. In the end, they were separated under the pursuit of the family. The male lead's mother was also killed. When they met again ten years later, the female protagonist had her own secrets and plans, while the male protagonist had his own unwillingness and hatred. They were filled with suspicion, testing, and suspicion until the male protagonist found out that the female protagonist had secretly given birth to twins. The male protagonist chose to compromise between love and hate. Although the female protagonist reconciled with the male protagonist, she still planned to take revenge on the second household and die together. In the end, when the Ruan family was surrounded, the female protagonist chose to die with the male protagonist. The novel showed the plot of the male and female protagonists loving each other and killing each other. It had elements such as the strong man and the strong woman, the broken mirror reuniting, and the rich family. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

I'm not entirely sure what a 'flock novel' specifically is. It might be a very new or niche concept, or perhaps it's a term used in a particular community or by a certain author that I'm not familiar with.

The appearance of a large flock of crows was a normal natural phenomenon. In winter, the lack of food would cause crows to have the habit of gathering, and their numbers could sometimes reach tens of thousands. In the countryside, crows were common resident birds. They usually moved alone or in small groups when there was enough food. In winter, they would gather in groups because of the lack of food. They would rummage through the pests in the ground to help avoid pests in the coming year. Due to the high level of greenery in the city, there were trees for crows to rest on. Moreover, the gathering of people produced a large amount of garbage. As scavengers, crows could easily find enough food. Therefore, there might be more crows in the city, which also contributed to environmental purification. Different kinds of crows, such as the "Dauri Jackdaw,""Bald-nosed Crow," and "Big-mouthed Jackdaw," would fly in groups in winter in addition to the local crows. They might even be mixed with birds such as magpies. This kind of group was beneficial for birds to avoid the cold and overwinter, and also showed the complex social nature of crows. Although there had been reports of abnormal animal reactions related to earthquakes, from a scientific point of view, it was impossible to establish an inevitable connection between abnormal animal reactions (including crows gathering) and earthquakes. Therefore, the appearance of a large flock of crows was not a sign of an earthquake or other disaster. The so-called "ominous sign" of crows was just a meaning imposed by people. "The Crow's Testimony" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

There was an idiom called "ape, crane, insect, sand", which originally referred to soldiers who died in battle or people who died in the chaos of war. It contained the word "crane", which could represent a group of cranes (a group concept corresponding to apes). There was also the phrase "crane trapped in a flock of chickens", which was a metaphor for a person with outstanding talent falling into mediocrity. The concept of crane here was also relative to the concept of flock. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!