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• INTRODUCTION
• VIDEO BY ALICE
• SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO
  1. In Our Last Episode
  2. Hens and Roosters and Songbirds and Owls
• VIDEO CREDITS

INTRODUCTION

Dear Ones,

Here are the second conversations in the “Chaparral Wildlife Chats” series. I spoke with these songbirds in the Santa Monica Mountains, California.

There is a Summary after the video …

VIDEO BY ALICE
This is the second of several Chaparral Wildlife Chats. All the chats happened during the same hike.

SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO

1. In Our Last Episode

Alice to Readers: That Rooster doesn’t want to say, “I love you. I love you.” [Trying for Rooster dialect …] “Ur Urov U.”

Hummingbird: Jesus! [i.e., the absurdity of this notion!] … Listen to this!

Rooster crows: I do not love!

Alice to Rooster (addressing the fine crowing sound and not the words): Very good! That’s better and better! Good work! Thank you! Very good! … [modeling the words] I LOVE you!

Songbird: Holy Jesus, she want’s the Rooster to say ‘I love you’.

Telepathically, a Human Child is saying to the Human Woman: Unbelievable situation, Momma. She wants the Rooster to say, ‘I love you’.

Alice to Human Child: Thank you, young one!

Alice to Readers: Young One over there … Young Human One … says she’ll work on that thing.

Alice to Rooster: I LOVE you … Good work!

Songbird: Over and over she says that thing.

Alice to Readers: You hear that? I think it’s catching on. ‘I love you’. And soon everybody will say that. ‘I love you.’ Good, good. ‘I love you’. Good work! ‘I love you. I love you’. Thank you. You’re doing great.

Wow. I’m bowled over. I am. Thank you.

2. Hens and Roosters and Songbirds and Owls

Well, on the telepathic plane I was just talking to the man over there the man with the little girl. Or maybe it was a Hen. Maybe the little girl taught the Hen and then the Hen’s trying to teach a Rooster.

You know it how it is with gender bias.The Roosters feel they ought not say ‘I love you’, and it takes a Hen to help them learn.

Anyway, I was talking to the man over there. He wanted to know what it was about the Nandays and the Owls, so I explained that those kinds of Birds …

[Hear the sound? I think this is the Songbird saying its name … “Weeeee! Weeeee! Weeeee!”]

Alice to Readers (continuing): … are afraid … terrified of the Owls. Even the Hawks are terrified of the Owls.

Songbird: “Weeeee! Weeeee! LISTEN to me!”

Alice to Readers (continuing): The Hawk told me that’s because in the middle of the night the Owls don’t make any sound at all; and they can fly right up to the nest. Those big Birds .. the Ravens and the Hawks … don’t leave the nest at night.

Songbird (two times): PLEASE listen, would you!” Then, “Please listen. Please!

Alice to Readers (continuing): They don’t leave the trees. Then the Owl flies right up and steals their babies and flies off in the night.

You see, the Owl can see at night and the Ravens and Hawks can’t; they don’t even know it’s approaching because it makes no sounds at all. It sounds right spooky to me so it seems to me.

Songbird (three times): “LISTEN to her!” Then: “LISTEN.”

Alice to Readers (continuing): The Nandays won’t go in the Faerie Dell at night because there’s an Owl there. Owls stake out their trees just like Hawks and Ravens stake out a tree. None of those beings stakes out the same tree as another one of those beings … or is with one of its own kind of beings …

Songbird 1: Listen.

Songbird 2: What did you hear?

Songbird 1: She says Owls are fearrrred.

Songbird 2: What?

Songbird 1: She says they are really scaaaary. She’s scaaared.

Alice to Readers (continuing): … unless they’re paired. Whoa! What’s up with the Songbirds? …

Songbird 1: You don’t really know.

Alice to Songbird: What? Why don’t I know?

Songbird 1 to Alice: Because they aren’t scared.

Alice to Songbird 1: Well, It’s true I really don’t know.

Songbird 1 to Alice: That’s what I just said.

Alice to Songbird 1: That’s just what they told me.

Songbird 1 to Alice: Whyyyy did they say that?

Alice to Songbird 1: It’s not true?

Songbird 1 to Alice: Nooooo!

Alice to Songbird 1: Why is it not true?

Songbird 1 to Alice: It’s because she’s scaaaared.

Alice to Songbird 1: Oh, they very seldom do that?

Songbird 1 to Alice: Yepppp.

Alice to Songbird 1: Oh, good!

Songbird 1 to Alice: Yepppp.

Alice to Songbird 1: Oh, good! … because they’re scared of me. Owls are scaring me, for sure.

Songbird 1 to Alice: Peeeace.

Alice to Songbird 1: Are you sure?

[Songbird vocally repeats a word six times that comforts me. To me the word sounds like “Peace.”

Alice to Readers: In the background other Birds are talking. It’s hard to hear. It’s a little like being in a crowded lunchroom trying to figure out what is being said at just one table.

Songbird 1 to Alice: Peeeace. Peeeace.

Alice to Songbird 1: Nandays are very sensible Birds. I think they know [about Owls].

Songbird 1 to Alice: Peeeace.

Alice to Readers: They Songbirds are having a discussion now, but very quietly.

Songbird 1 to Alice: Peeeace.

Alice to Readers (continuing): I don’t think the camcorder will pick it up. They’re saying um maybe it is true I don’t know maybe maybe it is true. I don’t know. Maybe it is true.

In love, light and joy
This is Alice B. Clagett.
I Am of the Stars … and so are you!

My website is “Awakening with Planet Earth” … https://awakeningwithplanetearth.com ..

Filmed on 25 May 2024 and published on 27 May 2024; transcribed and youtube transcription edited on 10 January 2026

VIDEO CREDITS

“Chaparral Wildlife Chats 2: Hens and Roosters and Songbirds and Owls”
by Alice B. Clagett

Filmed on 25 May 2024 and produced on 27 May 2024
Location: Santa Monica Mountains, CA

CC BY-SA 4.0 International

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