Peregrine Falcon Poems - Poems about Peregrine Falcon

The peregrine falcon inspires fear In 'most every bird, far and near, Such air pressure as he swoops so fast! Three eyelids protect him from the blast....

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I'm a bird of prey creme de la creme. On air, I'm like a heat-seeking missile, a kamikaze airplane swooping down on prey with lethal precision. My large eyes, as sharp as an Eagle's. Tell the Eagle I said so! I can also spot and zero-in on a prey from thousands of feet high! I'm a solitary speed demon of...

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Green carpet fields, laid seamed and edged with berry hedge and windswept tufted trees hemline the valley stream that cuts through to the sea. Coarse bracken covers the higher cliff, with feather ferns in darker damper climbs beside the path's incline. Here sloes display September's hues - softened bloom on velvet blues. Blackberry brambles necklaced...

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a bullet from sky peregrine falcon‘s blitz dive~ snatching dove for meal Date written 07/05/2020 Sponsor Tania Kitchin haiku with movement nature themed...

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Watching you atop your tower for once wishing not to be you but to be the dove on which you prey to so honourably have you take my pain away I turned to set this thought to paper when I looked back you were gone and I sank so sad to still be there....

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A peregrine falcon masters the sky its wings majestically arched with flair soaring with the elements eye to eye. In a flurry of speed, it flashes by serenely aloof, untethered and rare a peregrine falcon masters the sky. Sunlight gilds feathers as soft as a sigh and flickering flecks ignite in the air soaring with the elements eye to eye. Naturally nimble, graceful,...

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