A fairy tale about a proud and haughty bird

A heron walked with graceful steps along a small river, its eyes staring at the clear river water, its long neck and beak ready to catch prey in the water for breakfast.

At that time, the river was filled with swimming fish, but the Stork felt a little arrogant that morning.

"I don't want to eat small fish," he said to himself. "Small fish are not worthy of being eaten by a graceful stork like me."

Now, a fish that was slightly bigger than the other fish, passed nearby.

"No," said the Stork. "I wouldn't bother myself to open my beak and eat such a big fish!"

When the sun began to rise, the fish that were in the shallow water near the edge of the river finally swam to move to the middle of the river, which was deeper and cooler. The stork, who saw no more fish, was forced to be satisfied with eating small snails on the riverbank.

In other circles An eagle, with the strength of its wings, snatched a lamb with its sharp, gripping nails and carried it away into the sky.

A crow saw this, and the idea occurred to him that he had the power to do the same thing as the eagle.

And by opening his wings wide and then flying through the air fiercely, he slid down and quickly hit the back of a sheep.

But when he tried to fly again he realized that he couldn't lift the sheep and he couldn't fly anymore because his hooves had become entangled in the sheep's fur.

Although he tried to free himself, the noose was too difficult to untie so he felt hopeless and remained on the sheep's back.

A shepherd who saw the crow fluttering its wings tried to escape.

The shepherd realized what had happened, the shepherd ran and immediately caught the bird, then tied and caged the crow, after late afternoon he gave the crow to his children at home to play with.

"How cute this bird is!" they laughed, "What is this bird called, Dad?"

"It's a raven, my son. But if you ask him, he'll say it's an eagle."

Moral message: Don't let your arrogance make you forget your abilities