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FIC: A Jurassic Tale: Part Twenty - Flight
Title: A Jurassic Tale: Part Twenty – Flight
Author: Alexcat
Type: Gen
Rating: PG-13
Disclaimer: I don’t own them but I do love them. Dinosaurs!
Warnings: Possible carnivore gore
Beta: None
Characters: a pair of pterosaurs
Archive: Alex’s Story Book Ao3
Author’s Note: This is a series of drabbles and ficlets based on Jurassic World.
Spoilers: Yes
Summary: Life with Owen Grady as told from several POVs.
~~~
Part Twenty
Flight
Their nest was off the beach and it had nine eggs in it. The bird who tended the nest was not like any bird who’d nested there in at least 60 million years. She and her mate were midsized pterosaurs who had been extinct since the end of the Cretaceous Period.
Until now.
They had escaped from Isla Nublar and flown to another island, one frequented by humans. So far, they’d been busy with their nest and they’d eaten small animals and scraps left in the garbage by beach goers.
When their eggs hatched, they’d need bigger and better food.
~end~
Author: Alexcat
Type: Gen
Rating: PG-13
Disclaimer: I don’t own them but I do love them. Dinosaurs!
Warnings: Possible carnivore gore
Beta: None
Characters: a pair of pterosaurs
Archive: Alex’s Story Book Ao3
Author’s Note: This is a series of drabbles and ficlets based on Jurassic World.
Spoilers: Yes
Summary: Life with Owen Grady as told from several POVs.
~~~
Part Twenty
Flight
Their nest was off the beach and it had nine eggs in it. The bird who tended the nest was not like any bird who’d nested there in at least 60 million years. She and her mate were midsized pterosaurs who had been extinct since the end of the Cretaceous Period.
Until now.
They had escaped from Isla Nublar and flown to another island, one frequented by humans. So far, they’d been busy with their nest and they’d eaten small animals and scraps left in the garbage by beach goers.
When their eggs hatched, they’d need bigger and better food.
~end~