Good morning, Europe. A short Sunday first dig for coffee, tea, and the tabs worth keeping.
Cool morning read: BBC News has a remarkable story on Feliks, a rare Serbian eagle that was kidnapped soon after leaving the nest, tracked across borders, and eventually freed back into the wild after a rescue effort. It is a small wildlife story with a bigger European thread: conservation only works when local watchers, cross-border cooperation, and patient follow-through all show up.
Read more: BBC News: Kidnapped rare Serbian eagle freed into wild after rescue
Useful morning thought: pick one thing today that benefits from attention rather than speed: a maintenance task, a message you have been delaying, or a plan that needs one honest next step.
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