A. Petravičienė, who traveled to Italy, shared moments of her vacation on social media. The impressive shots and videos captured how much fun she had by the sea and admired the stunning natural views. However, at the end of the trip, followers were shocked by an unexpected video from the artist, in which she spoke about a surprising find.
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“In Sanremo, I found a fallen little bird, I named it the Sanremo eagle, now the little one is perched on my sweater…,” the well-known woman began her story.
She said that the found little bird is now traveling with her, and to feed it, the artist even visited a store where she bought worms.
“I bought worms for it… nasty, big ones, I’m afraid of them, but what won’t you do for a little bird…,” said A. Petravičienė.
She did not hide that the bird’s health condition is unclear and it is unknown if it will survive.
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“But if it dies, at least it will be in my car, and it won’t be eaten by cats,” said the artist.
When the portal Žmonės.lt contacted A. Petravičienė and asked how the little bird is doing, she said it is traveling with her to Lithuania.
“It’s going with me in a box, I don’t know how it feels, but it definitely can’t be thrown into the air, as some advised me here. Thanks to the fake ornithologists…
I just took it… we’ll see how it goes… I feel sorry, I really couldn’t leave it, ants were already attacking it on the ground, it was hiding under a stone… And now my Sanremo eagle is flying on the highway, looking out the window… If anything, it will be an emigrant, moving from Sanremo to Dzūkija. We lack residents in Alytus, so it will be a resident here,” A. Petravičienė told Žmonės.lt.
When asked what she plans to do with the little bird after returning home, the artist was open.
“If you survive, what do you plan to do in Lithuania? (author’s note: addressed to the little bird) It will probably teach survival lessons to others, it will also be a teacher like me. If it survives, I will release it outside, I don’t need it in my room, it’s not a toy here…,” A. Petravičienė told Žmonės.lt.
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