The Hunter and the Lark - Aesop's fables

A hunter, from very early, tended nets and placed traps in the forest to hunt birds.

A lark, who was watching him from a tree branch, asked:

-What are you doing with taton eagerness and so early in the morning?

Do not you realize that I try to found a new city? -and saying this, he moved away to a hiding place.

The bird, attesting to what the man said and, moved by his curiosity, approached the place and was imprisoned in one of the networks.

The hunter who was attentive ran to meet her in a cage; then the lark told him:

-What a good way to found cities! At this rate no one will want to live in them!

Once the prudent is deceived, and a thousand the innocent.