I didn’t know birds could be playful–especially birds of prey, like this falcon.
But makes sense, though, doesn’t it? Every living thing was called into being by our Creator. And many of them He endowed with a sense of play.
Can’t teach a falcon to play chess, though. That pleasure He reserved to us.
That reminds me of the song; One Pair of Hands by Carroll Roberson.
I think I’ll post that tomorrow.
I already left a comment, but I am Erlene and they call me anonymous now for some reason.
I do wish I knew how to make them stop that!
Delete the browser cookies for WordPress.com and LeeDuigon.com, and it might get better.
Thanks, Mark. I don’t know much about these things.
The ability to enjoy play has to come from God. Now in the video era, I’ve seen any number of videos capturing even wild animals at play. Foxes on trampolines, mountain lions batting at objects the same way a house cat would, etc. When wild animals are tamed, and well fed, they can be quite docile. Earlier today, I saw a video of a young lady in a cage with a number of lions, and she would pat their noses and they seemed to enjoy the attention.
The Falcon in this video seemed to be enjoying himself and taking whatever was happening around him in good humor. When all is restored, we will see much more of this sort of thing.