Underwing's underside
Self portrait of sorts
Bleachers and backstop
An archives
Cape Spear licked by a spit of Arctic ice
Wash Ballocks
Number Forty-three
A dervish for love
At the mail boxes
Chipper truck's arse
Berry bag
Sliver Moon
Warm enough for house flies
Creeper creeping
Wintry winds do blow
Next morning
Mourning dove
Take-away breakfast
Minding, picking and eating
Impatiens rooting and blooming
Gathering sticks
By the grace of someone else's sobriety
Two crows
The lane, or cove, with no name
Together, almost and for only a short time
Moon, Jupiter and Venus
Red Crossbill
Finches in the snow
Two purples and a goldfinch
The neighbourhood graveyard
Snowy evening with bus passing
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Mid-winter spider
Our full of it from the back door
Starling
Truck's arse, in this case that of an ambulance
Another twa corbies
Optimistic spider
Up the street
This morning
Two of my aunts
"Back off, luh!"
Very small landscape
We are slow
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A few minutes too late


After hearing a bump against the side of the house I came downstairs to see this through the kitchen window.
It was already too late to save the mourning dove, so I watched for a minute and then closed the blinds. I checked back now and again.
After the hawk was gone, I went out and cleaned it up. I could have left it for the crows. But it was too close to dark and I think I would have just invited some neighbourhood rats to a feast if I left it.
A friend tells me her father used to call bird feeders "hawk feeders." Of course he was right. And who am I to distinguish among the birds I feed?
It was already too late to save the mourning dove, so I watched for a minute and then closed the blinds. I checked back now and again.
After the hawk was gone, I went out and cleaned it up. I could have left it for the crows. But it was too close to dark and I think I would have just invited some neighbourhood rats to a feast if I left it.
A friend tells me her father used to call bird feeders "hawk feeders." Of course he was right. And who am I to distinguish among the birds I feed?
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