But a few days later, ornithologists offered a simple explanation: on that day, the air temperature was very low, and the marble tombstones, warmed by the sun, stayed warm much longer than the ground around them.

The eagles, returning from migration, sensed the warmth and landed simply to warm themselves — unaware of exactly where they had settled.

People listened to the explanation, nodded, and agreed — but deep down, they didn’t want to believe it was just a coincidence. Because sometimes the heart chooses to believe not in science, but in miracles.

And on that day, many wanted to believe that the eagles hadn’t come by chance, but to bow their wings once more before those who once had the courage to spread theirs for others.