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Jumbo Jet Or Jackdaw
If only we could fly like 
those that tweet or hoot
without aid of jet or 
parachute

For I sure don't like 
wings that roar
just so that they take off 
and soar

Ah to fly without diesel 
or fuel
Oh to halt that midair 
duel

Birds they don't pollute 
the...

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Categories: jackdaw, bird, flying,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
The Jackdaw
The jackdaw is a curious bird
	He hops and runs along,
His genial “tchak, tchak” can be heard – 
	Alas, he has no song.

Why look these corvine birds so old ?
	Jet black and hooded grey,
With beady eye and black beak, bold,
	They chase small birds away.

Corvus Monedula is...

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Categories: jackdaw, bird, funny, humorous, nature,
Form: Verse
Premium Member The Jackdaw and Me
A jackdaw spit in my face today.
Saliva traveled six miles away.
I grabbed him by his ridiculous throat.
Offered him as lunch to my billy goat.

That jackdaw kicked me and laughed in my face.
Believe it or not he got me with mace.
When he got home my man...

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Categories: jackdaw, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Rhyme

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