bird carrying some kind of food to its nest. Walk over for a
closer look. Use the
pink lens flower to see that the bird is feeding it's cute little
chick.

Turn and go down the path where you see that the cattail is
drawing water from an
organic basin of collected water. Follow the vine up to the top of
the cattail
with your cursor, to see how that works. Turn back to the left,
toward the bird.
Pan down beneath the bird's nest to see another twisted stick
cage. Turn
completely around again and go back down to the cattail. Turn left
and go through
that opening toward the ocean.

Turn left again to see a twisting greenish bough leading upward.
Follow it. You
will see the bird take off again to find more food. Before you
continue on up,
turn left to see a wilted cattail. If you follow its vine on down
to the nearby
basin, you will see that it's water supply has been used up or has
evaporated.
Poke that big greenish veined melon thing there. It's definitely
full of liquid,
probably water. That would make sense, wouldn't it? Looks
like this particular
symbiotic arrangement needs a bit of your encouragement.
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