I’m always awestruck
by their blush of gold and red,
their fleeing presence.
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Suzanne Hendrich
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Suzanne Hendrich
@shendrich
Retired University Professor of nutrition and food toxicology. Learning habits of heart and mind, especially by connecting with nature.
Missoula, MT Katılım Nisan 2011
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They found a nest hole,
now guarding it quite fiercely
on the Bitterroot.
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He was quite a good
sign of a day with plenty
of nature’s beauty.
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Cushion buckwheat by
the trail, the blush uneven,
some candy popcorn.
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Just a few bluets
on the cliff, found a warm patch,
waiting for the sun.
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Going somewhere fast.
The slough is otherwise calm,
quiet before storm.
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Finding a bit of
warmth on a blustery day,
we shared this trail patch.
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A flock of four flit
through the thicket, hurrying,
yet catching a glimpse.
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A good vantage point
from which to open one’s throat
and sing one’s heart out.
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At Cattail Corner,
busy bluets finding some
place to concentrate.
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Walked between raindrops
up Evans Avenue trail,
heard many buntings.
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Patrolling his patch,
taking a beat to get back
to chasing bullies.
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Silver Lagoon, where
variegated meadowhawks
make more meadowhawks.
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A first swallowtail,
as I predicted, omen
of dear dragonflies.
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At Cattail Corners,
common green darners arrive,
already busy.
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This vesper sparrow
made me wish I had half as
much the attitude.
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Bumblebee enjoys
the borage blooms on Little
Egypt Valley Farm.
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Anna’s hummingbird
deciding who to chase off
before sipping blooms.
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