38 days: Feathered Sanctuary



Today was a day of quiet reflection as I walked through the Veuve Nature Reserve. The reserve, with its dense foliage and gentle sounds of nature, offered a serene escape from the world. I felt a deep connection to the environment as I watched the rare Seychelles Paradise Flycatcher, a graceful creature with its long tail feathers blowing in the breeze. The sight of it perched delicately on a branch surrounded by lush greenery was a moment of pure stillness.

The walk through the forest paths was soothing, each step cushioned by the soft earth beneath my feet. The air was thick with the scent of damp leaves and the occasional burst of floral sweetness. I took my time, letting the serenity of the place seep into my thoughts.

As I left the reserve, I couldn't help but feel a sense of gratitude for these small pockets of unspoiled nature. They remind me of the delicate balance we must strive to maintain. Back in my room, I sketched a few scenes from memory, trying to capture the essence of the day. I look forward to putting these impressions down on paper tomorrow.

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