Am Brùthan-dearga ga Lochlannach



Bha mi 's Anna a' falbh gu Nirribhidh anns an t-Sultain agus lean Lochlannach beag sinne dhachaigh. Chunnaic sinn eun ùr anns an gàrradh. Bha brù-dhearg a' ruighinn gus do fuireach e don Geamhradh.

Chuir e teicheadh air eòin eile gu luath. Bha e ag iarraidh uile biadh.

An Dàmhair ràinig brù-dhearg eile agus thoisich spòrsail.

Chuir fear teicheadh fear eile agus chuir iad teicheadh eòin eile. Bha e obair doirbh!


À nis cha robh biadh ach aig an donnagan glas. Fhemaidh mi a' cuir an darna bord-eòin gus do bha biadh aig eòin eile.

Ach bha feòragan air tilleadh ge-tà...

Location: Scotland, UK

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