It was a dark and cold night. We walked through shadows of the past and entered an unmarked elevator into the dungeons of the museum. Our class entered a room filled with bird specimens. We saw, in great detail, birds long gone such as the Ivory-billed Woodpecker, Passenger Pigeon and Carolina Parakeet. Giant eggs of the extinct Elephant Bird from Madagascar were there and we tried to imagine a bird nearly 10 feet high. A reminder of how delicate our natural world is.
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