An interspecies taboo
A barnacle goose and a Canada goose broke interspecies taboos as they had a love affair. They felt the urge to migrate when the weather became cooler. However, the barnacle goose had a wing injury because humans had fed them with sweet buns. So they should spend the winter in a pit like they did last year. The Canada goose was sad but they had to save themselves, so they flew to Hanko in order to prepare for the migration.
Summa summarum:
The geese suggested we go to the shore to imagine the migration. There, the tragic love story outside the norms was born. We waddled to the shore like geese and “ate” grass on the way. And hissed to humans.
(Excercise of multispecies storytelling. The story is written by two adults during the Living with feral ecologies festival at the Natureculture Research Station, fall 2023)