A funny take on migratory birds.
They are migratory flocks. They come from Siberia en route to
Australia. Their flight path is Siberia> China> South China
Sea> JB, Malaysia > Singapore> Indonesia>Perth
Just like a jetsetting rock band... The flock will stop by for a
little R&R even though Singapore is an expensive place for
R&R but they don't care they will just makan, drink a bit maybe
get drunk and screw a few local chicks, rest and the next day they
are off to continue their journey down the southeastern flight
path.
So the flock we see this evening will be different from the one we
see again tomorrow evening as it is a different flock.
If headwind is nominal they might just endure and go all the way.
But some of them will stop by some province in Indonesia if their
hangover from the previous night's partying in Yishun still
persist.
If the headwind is strong and very overpowering the whole flock
will just ake another unscheduled stop for another R&R at some
provinces in Indonesia again. Some of them just gave up and marry
some local rural province chicks but being not fluent in Bahasa
Indonesia they might just split the next day over comminication
differences.
The irony of it all is that when they reached Australia they will
just hang for a couple of months and head back the way they came
from.
by maskrider in another forum on noisy birds in yishun.
