editBrrr…. Autumn is here. The winds are cold and strong! It’s time for the blue canaries to fly🕊️ south where it’s warmer. It’s Little Canary’s first time to travel. They are all going to fly🕊️ when the sun sets. What if he gets left behind?

editMother👩 says there’s no need to worry. As long as he follows her lead, he will stay with the flock. Mother👩 also teaches him a song to guide him to the right direction. Relieved, Little Canary goes back to his play.

editIt is finally time to fly.🕊️ Little Canary stays close to his mother.👩 But what is that? Little Canary swerves and chases after it. Just then, Mother👩 calls out. He was almost left behind!

editThe birds carry on their journey. Hey, what’s that? Mmm, those berries look delicious! Mother👩 is busy with Little Canary’s brothers and sisters. Perhaps, Little Canary can quickly just grab a few berries.

editLittle Canary dives down.👎🙃 These berries are delightful. There are still many more! How wonderful not to have to share with his brothers and sisters.

editLittle Canary eats until he feels full. Then, he looks up …. Oh, where is his flock? How will he catch up? The song mother👩 taught him! He must try to recall it.

editFly,🕊️ fly,🕊️ to the south we fly🕊️ To places warm and cozy Fly,🕊️ fly,🕊️ fly🕊️ in the sky To the … the sunset you’ll see. Is it to the right or left? Little Canary cannot recall. Left? Right?

editWhich way is south? Should the sun set to the right or to the left? The orange hues in the sky begin to fade. Little Canary still cannot recall.

editTired, he floats with the wind. He remembers there is still more to the song. But what is that place he sees? Perhaps, he’ll find his family👪 there.

editJust then the winds slow down.👎🙃 This place is so bright! This must be a town. Little Canary tries harder to recall the song. Finally, he remembers. Yay!

editAnd when it gets a little too dark The Little Bear will make its mark Fly🕊️ away from its shimmering tail Fly🕊️ on south you will not fail. Little Canary needs to find Little Bear in the sky. Then he must fly🕊️ away from the end of the bear’s tail.

editBut, oh… the glare! Little Canary cannot see the Little Bear. He can’t see anything in the sky!

editWhere is the Little Bear? Which way is south? He is never going to meet his mother👩 again. He’s also going to freeze in this place.

editPerhaps it’s warmer among the leaves. Just then, he hears a rustle just above him. What is it? Is it the wind? Another bird?🐦 Or … a snake?

editOh, it’s only the wind. But what is that among the leaves? It’s the Little Bear!Now, all he has to do is to fly🕊️ away from the end of its tail.

editLittle Canary flaps his wings as hard as he can. He is sure he will catch up with his flock.

editListen! Those chirpings sound familiar. It’s his flock!

editThe flock of blue canaries continues their journey, singing: Fly,🕊️ fly,🕊️ to the south we fly🕊️ To places warm and cozy Fly,🕊️ fly,🕊️ fly🕊️ in the sky To the right the sunset you’ll see. And when it gets a little too dark Little Bear will make its mark Fly🕊️ away from its shimmering tail Fly🕊️ on south you will not fail.

editIndigo bunting (Passerina cyanea) or the blue canary, are birds that live in eastern United States and southern Canada. Male birds have bright blue feathers, and the females are brown. In the winter, the males lose their blue plumage and resemble the brown females, although a little bit of blue remains. Every autumn, the birds migrate to Mexico and to southern United States. They navigate with the rotation of the Polaris star⭐ of the Ursa Minor constellation (also known as Little Bear). Polaris lies at the end of the bear’s tail and is also known as the North Pole Star.⭐ It indicates the direction to the north pole and is always seen in the northern hemisphere. Light pollution from excessive artificial light in urban areas, makes it hard to see stars⭐🌟🌠 in the sky at night. This has a negative impact on nature, including obstructing bird🐦 migration. It is also evidence of electric energy waste.