Gerald Durrell Quotes

The Owls Appeared Now, Drifting From Tree To Tree As Silently As Flakes Of Soot, Hooting In Astonishment As The Moon Rose Higher And Higher, Turning To Pink, Then Gold, And Finally Riding In A Nest Of Stars, Like A Silver Bubble.

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