For animals that don't have those night houses, like some of our aviaries, we do move those animals into secure buildings so that our animals are nice and secure and ready for the storm.
A typical odd bird from memoir's vast aviary is John Mortimer's father, a blind barrister, as recalled by the son in Clinging to the Wreckage, a memoir that manages the feat of being both tender and hilarious.
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Little they think that for three hundred years and more they will be looked at in the act of jumping a gate, or observing, like the old Marquis of Argyle, that the turtle doves in the aviary are owls.