Kingfisher Poems - Poems about Kingfisher

... kingfisher swoops down plunges beak first into creek... flies up with small fish Date wr......Read More

...g okay The seagull is eating his fill The otters aren’t gonna go hungry today And the pike is awaiting a kill The Kingfisher fishes alone and aloof The heron jabs quick as a spear This riverside haven, I’ve fished since my youth I ......Read More

...sparrow)) Greenery at its peak, beaks held high, majestic conductor. ((grossbeak)) ((tit)) ((jay)) ((kingfisher)) ((bullfinch)) Sweet songs of longing, life, death, in the warmth of the sun. 2/17/2021 SPR......Read More

...the wind And the mortal kind impressed.. I am poetry, goldfinsh and thistle A giant whale oaring the blue ocean A kingfisher hoovers and whistles Darting down; the hunting motion **** Love the night, its sparkling eyes The face ......Read More

...Infant Iris Ibex idles indoors. Jeremiah Jellyfish jests joyfully. Juvenile jellyfish join Jeremiah. Kibitzing Kingfishers keep kids kicking. Katy Kingfisher knits knickerbockers. Luminescent ladybugs land lightly. Light-heart......Read More

...season and thawing delight deconstructing what is I am sunbathing on paradise island mangos in hand kingfisher chirping but my Princess is real and her kiss burns desire 02 January 2021 Winter Poetry C......Read More

...dise tanager, red-bearded bee-eater, macaw. My word! What a fantastic creature in and out of her glorious nest. The kingfisher has an azure blue that is a most unique hue. Rainbow lorikeet brings God’s promise to us. Hope alive too. V......Read More

...Wildlife 37 A kingfisher was all of a dither, When he first saw thick ice on the river' He cried "Golly-Gee!" As he dived off a tre......Read More

...n bright sun flecked ripples the Grey Heron wades. Where Water Coltsfoot, Alder and Birch belong A swift kingfisher darts from the dappled shade, Its blue cloak’s flash in the riparian glade. And so beyond our p......Read More

...he grass and darting around the trees. The flow of the river tickled our ears. The splash of water wet our face. The kingfisher didn’t appear but then a blue rush of feather disappeared without a trace! We climbed high in the trees, w......Read More

...I painted a new bird today neon pink, flashy blue, marigold yellow long sharp pumpkin colored beak God paused and la......Read More

...of August hush. Where youthfulness swarms the lea and stream, And sultry air nips the nostrils to breathe. While a kingfisher squats upon the truss, To sunbathe in the balmy month of August. ......Read More

...Gree, the green kingfisher was easily taken advantage of by his friends. He had a heart of gold, and a caring attitude that never ends.......Read More

...ggressive fellow of fighting class, Attacking its victims with no regret. The kookaburra is closely related To the kingfisher family of birds, Many bird books have both illustrated, And described with some appropriate words. Kookabu......Read More

...Daybreak in Honshu. A long descending whistle... Ruddy Kingfisher.......Read More