Our pets never fail. In their own way, every morning they say good morning to us: scratching the door, climbing on the bed, licking them or pulling the sheets. On the other hand, others have a direct knock on their door. This is the case of Carl the crane, a tall and slender bird who has insisted on going to her best friend's house, according to The Dodo portal.
This woman noticed that the crane came to her house every day. She didn't quite understand what she wanted. The bird jumped for joy and she just touched the glass with her beak.
No morning failed. And the woman ended up treating her as if she were her pet. She would say good morning or ask her what she wanted.
The crane's response was to take his family. Now, instead of one, there were three birds every day at her door. They said good morning to him. They stayed in the outside garden for a while and left.
The woman was especially excited to see Junior, the smallest and most playful of the cranes. "I have seen him run, jump and play. In short, grow during all this time," she explains in statements reported by this medium.
Knocking on the glass door has almost become a family tradition. Junior always rattles his beak on the glass and Carl watches from a distance "like a proud father." Now, more and more cranes are coming home. Junior has found a partner and also comes every day with his chicks.
