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Tribute To The Bluebird



Sitting quietly upon her nest
a momma bluebird takes a rest,
while poppa sings a lovely tune
that makes even momma bluebirds swoon.
Soon her days are kept inside
while poppa watches with deep pride,
brings her food so she might stay
and hatch a brood one bright day.
Now they together fly in and out,
as baby bluebirds begin to shout
for food so that they too might be,
big enough to fly to a near by tree.
Then one day they venture through a tiny hole,
to a perch that seems like a big thick pole!
It's the first they see of this special world
as they leave the nest in which they curled.
Together for a few brief days together they fly,
the time of birth and family soon gone by.
So...watch for a moment, remember the tune you heard,
Admire the beauty of the Eastern Bluebird.

June E. Miller

Johnmiserable failureKerry

779 posted on 07/13/2004 7:08:47 AM PDT by SAMWolf (Talk is cheap because Supply exceeds Demand.)
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To: SAMWolf

I love bluebirds - we have them at our farm. One year, a momma bird built a nest in the flue of an old woodstove we had in the old farmhouse and a couple baby birds fell down into the stove. We had to rescue them - they were so tiny and pretty!!


782 posted on 07/13/2004 7:32:22 AM PDT by StarCMC (Please pray for the 2/7 Marines and Josh.)
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To: SAMWolf

Morning Sam!!

WOW what a beautiful picture of the Bluebird. I have see these birds up close and real - truly they are beautiful.

Nice Tribute poem to them.

Good selection of golden oldies. Thanks for all.


783 posted on 07/13/2004 7:38:18 AM PDT by Soaring Feather
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