Write a young children’s story from the point of view of Toby, a wood pigeon, and what he does during the day. Keep it under 300 words.
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Write a young children’s story from the point of view of Toby, a wood pigeon, and what he does during the day. Keep it under 300 words.
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Hi! My name is Toby and I’m a wood pigeon. My mother is a wood pigeon, my father is a wood pigeon, and so are all my brothers and sisters! I only just left the nest, so I spend a lot of my time exploring around my home. I explore a little bit every day so I can get better at flying. When I become a grown-up wood pigeon, I want to fly better than any other bird in the whole world!
Yesterday, I flew all the way to Grandma Marcy’s house. She’s a nice human lady who always leaves seeds and nuts outside for me and my family to eat. Today, I’m going to visit her again. Sometimes, when I go alone, Grandma Marcy gives me special treats!
Every day, after I’m done exploring, I have to teach my younger brothers and sisters how to do everything a wood pigeon can do! Even though they’re too young to fly out of the nest themselves, Mom and Dad tell me I should help them out and show them how it’s done. 
At night, after I finish teaching my siblings, Mom, Dad and all of us kids get together and we have a nice dinner of worms and seeds. Then we all sleep in the nest together and in the morning, I do it all again!
I love my life and I love being a wood pigeon!
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Write a young children’s story from the point of view of Toby, a wood pigeon, and what he does during the day. Keep it under 300 words.</s>
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Hi! My name is Toby and I’m a wood pigeon. My mother is a wood pigeon, my father is a wood pigeon, and so are all my brothers and sisters! I only just left the nest, so I spend a lot of my time exploring around my home. I explore a little bit every day so I can get better at flying. When I become a grown-up wood pigeon, I want to fly better than any other bird in the whole world!
Yesterday, I flew all the way to Grandma Marcy’s house. She’s a nice human lady who always leaves seeds and nuts outside for me and my family to eat. Today, I’m going to visit her again. Sometimes, when I go alone, Grandma Marcy gives me special treats!
Every day, after I’m done exploring, I have to teach my younger brothers and sisters how to do everything a wood pigeon can do! Even though they’re too young to fly out of the nest themselves, Mom and Dad tell me I should help them out and show them how it’s done. 
At night, after I finish teaching my siblings, Mom, Dad and all of us kids get together and we have a nice dinner of worms and seeds. Then we all sleep in the nest together and in the morning, I do it all again!
I love my life and I love being a wood pigeon!</s>
