Kids discussing the migratory patterns of German versus American birds.
Jasper (to Cody): You know how the world works, right?
Cody: Yes.
Jasper: The birds come together and make a plan and decide where they are going to go. They meet up with their friends and then decide.
Cody: What if they don't need a friend.
Jasper: Well, everyone needs a friend. I have a boys group here at Kita (Berlin preschool) of my friends.
Cody: Oh.
Jasper: The German birds and the American birds get together and decide. German birds can go either North or South for the winter. American birds usually just go South for the winter.
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