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Achoo!

October 31, 2020 by nomdeplume707, posted in ecology, gardens, poetry

A breath

of fresh

air in

Spring is

full of

pollen.

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We’re all individuals

October 16, 2020 by nomdeplume707, posted in ecology, gardens, poetry

Cabbage White

butterflies

seem boring

to me. All

exactly

the same in

their looks and

behaviour.

But I guess

they don’t seem

like that to

each other.

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Great eggspectations

September 22, 2020 by nomdeplume707, posted in ecology, evolution, gardens, History, poetry

Every day,

somewhere in the

world, billions

of birds sit on

their nests, content

and confident

about the eggs

that they cherish.

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Point of view

July 24, 2020 by nomdeplume707, posted in ecology, gardens, poetry

I hate the

sound of a

rabbit, at

night, screaming

in the jaws

of a fox.

But I can’t

hear the fox

cubs crying

with hunger.

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Happy to see you

June 25, 2020June 25, 2020 by nomdeplume707, posted in ecology, gardens, poetry

The Choughs

are back

doing some

gardening for

me, and the

sight of their

ungainly walk

and their happy

family warms

the cockles of

my cold winter

heart.

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Falling down

June 23, 2020June 23, 2020 by nomdeplume707, posted in ecology, gardens, poetry

Once I saw

on the ground

under trees

blue fragments

of a small

egg. But were

they from an

egg that fell

or one that

had hatched?

I didn’t

know just what

I should feel.

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Love birds

June 4, 2020 by nomdeplume707, posted in ecology, gardens, poetry

Birds in pairs,

galahs,

magpies,

rosellas,

butcher birds,

crows,

peewits,

birds in pairs,

thinking of

Spring.

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Blissful

March 29, 2020 by nomdeplume707, posted in gardens, poetry

The Butcher Bird

singing,

beautifully,

from the old

dead tree

this morning,

doesn’t know about

coronavirus.

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Raindrops keep failing

February 7, 2020February 7, 2020 by nomdeplume707, posted in climate change, ecology, gardens, poetry

I weep

bitter tears

when drought

breaking rain

is forecast

and I get

just a little

bit less than

bugger all

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Snake in the grass – somewhere…

December 6, 2019December 6, 2019 by nomdeplume707, posted in ecology, gardens, poetry

The “Black Dog”

is the symbol

of depression.

The “Brown Snake”

should be the

symbol of

anxiety.

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