Short Rufous Poems
Short Rufous Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Rufous by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Rufous by length and keyword.
Alcedinidae
loves calm ponds and small rivers
brightly colored bird
pretty plumage sturdy bill
rufous-collared kingfisher
Missed links
Clawed wings, blue cheeks,
Rufous crest, maroon eyes
Gawky gait, baffling diet, odd
Bird stinks*
*Hoatzin bird
rufous bird
hides in the camellia
avoiding raindrops
written to happily announce their colorful return to my feeder- hoping warmer weather will follow soon!
Whimsy wind furrowing
white torn pieces of cotton clouds.
In seamless sky
luminous Moon is allowed
Glory of rufous auburn Autumn
stepping loud.
Carrying pearly pristine peace
Autumn feels proud.
Calm tranquil serenity to awaken
all around.
"The Hoatzin is an extremely ancient and isolated type, and it has very properly been set aside in a separate Order by itself" - Quote by William Beebe.
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He is doodle of peacock -- Rufous crest
buff breast, loud call, weird stock
malodorous, clumsy walk
a link of the first bird flock
calypso darting
peering through open windows
rufous hummingbird
an old gourd hanging
blowing gently in the breeze
its peach tree abode
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this hummingbird has been hanging around all season, at first i thought it was simply due to the feeders. after doing some lawn maintenance today, i saw it entering a hollowed out gourd i put in my peach tree last summer. i figure, s/he is now part of the estate, may as well give it a name: calypso.