The Eastern Towhee, one of my backyard favorites, stars in today’s limerick.
Two Towhees in colors of fall
dropped in with their name-saying call
While she stood and she sipped
he splashed and he dipped
Not minding my presence at all!
There are several more limericks leaping about inside my head – once I start rhyming it’s hard to stop. My family will gladly testify to this slightly annoying, but mostly amusing quirk!
So, tune in tomorrow for another addition of lighthearted limericks; featuring, whichever bird sits still long enough for me to get enough pictures!
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About kathydoremus
Wife, mother, daughter, and friend.
One who dabbles in writing, thinks in rhyme, and
is utterly unable to escape the allure of
alliteration:)
Amateur nature photographer.
A backyard bird watcher, a hiker of non-strenuous
trails to waterfalls, and a fan of Atlanta sports teams.
Driver of an orange Jeep Renegade who goes by the name of Earl.
One who is nourished by silence, solitude, and a good cup of coffee.
A lover of God’s Word and the riches that are hidden there.
An extremely ordinary jar of clay who longs to see and be satisfied by the glory of God, and to somehow display that in my everyday life.
What a beautiful bird! Great photos and poetry. 😊 I like to make up poems too. ❤️
It doesn’t surprise me at all that you are one who makes up poems…perhaps you will post one soon? 🙂
YAY! Rhyme on girlfriend! That is what happens to me when I start speaking ubby dubby! Dubon’t Ubask! LOL!
Okay…so I read your comment out loud and my 22 year old son instantly began spouting off ubby dubby!
Subo fubunnuby!!!
What a dapper pair! and another great limerick to accompany them. 🙂