2814.Well, no … not if you don't feed them, anyway.
Earlier today we repaired to the park to take in the waning day and enjoy a light lunch. The money the City's spent to rehab the pond in Laurelhurst Park has been well spent; ducks enjoy it mightily, and clouds of tireless swifts clear the air of irritating bugs. It's a very pleasant place.
But as you may or may not know, the City's concerned that we keep the Pond clear of everything that we don't need there; feeding the ducks will bring in matter they don't need, and threaten the rehab that's been accomplished there.
This is what it looks like these days …
Earlier today we repaired to the park to take in the waning day and enjoy a light lunch. The money the City's spent to rehab the pond in Laurelhurst Park has been well spent; ducks enjoy it mightily, and clouds of tireless swifts clear the air of irritating bugs. It's a very pleasant place.
But as you may or may not know, the City's concerned that we keep the Pond clear of everything that we don't need there; feeding the ducks will bring in matter they don't need, and threaten the rehab that's been accomplished there.
This is what it looks like these days …
But wait … what's that sign here?
Either we've got a freelancer working there, or the City isn't being forthcoming about what they're doing over there.
Either way, we took a longer look. Swimming a short distance away were two of the Ducks Whom Must Not Be Fed:
And here's a closer look:
Well, they don't seem mutated.
Yet.
The truth isn't out there.
The truth is in there.
Unless it isn't, of course.
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