Devika, we have cormorants in New England too... on occasion, they -harvest- small fish from our pond, such a natural process; some local folks, once refered to them as 'Taunton Turkeys.'
cormorants
stalkers on the pond rock
hatchlings
- Magyar
- Cape Cod, United States
- __I see with young eyes, an old mirror. Here, I hope to offer... as I see.
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:) it's wild, wild world...something like world wide web ~ think of it, there's so much more life and non-life to know,
anyway, good to be seeing you posting after a long gap, unusual of you?....but then blogging seems slowing down again, and many doesn't seem to be interested in blogging anymore, and that is sad,
wishes,
devika
it is very rarely i come out of my 'shell' these days to comment...but when someone refers, normally i would like to to respond :)
wishes,
devika
Perfect haiku.
A birth in nature what would I do without you I would know nothing :)
A very nice haiku, Magyar...
Beautiful haiku! Thank you for your lovely comment:)
nice one M
john
I love the "stalker" image, D. So nice to read your wonderful words again.
I thank you, my friends... .
__So good to hear from you Dev., and too, K... I hope all has setteled.
__See you all in a few days. _m
They, ugly black birds !
I like your poem, although I tend to see them as beautiful rather than predatory.
I think this is becase we only have a few pairs every year to our lake in the city, and they seem like a magical event. I enjoy watching them swim, mainly submerged in the water, with just their long necks out, and how their head seems to swivel like a periscope.
As well I love seeing them air out their huge wings,when they find a cement dike to sit on. They seem abit prehistoric as well in flight.
I guess they are one of my favourite water birds to observe.
Thanks for visiting over at my blog, and leaving a poem, it was lovely to find.
Cheers!
Brenda
Now, I will be thinking of them as stalkers!
Life in the natural world.
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