junebug wings at dusk
birds fluttering as they feed
gentle air ripples
©JP/davh
Monday, June 9, 2014
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NIce haiku Jules ... I didn't understand it immediately, so I first translated it in Dutch, maybe that was because of the junebug :-)
ReplyDeleteLightning bug, Glow worm, junebug...might not be a real alternative.
DeleteMaybe I should have used moon bug? But that may have been just as confusing. Any bug in June...but I was thinking of the 'Fire Fly' :)
Other names can be found here:
http://www.firefly.org/common-names-of-fireflies.html
Nice....oh, firefly is much nicer than a junebug
ReplyDeleteIt seems as though the birds are trying to keep their balance in a stiff breeze!
ReplyDeleteNo Breeze This Morning
I have a camera inside a bird house.. and yesterday the little one were born.. I hope that their parent catch a lot of insects ... a wonderful thing to watch..
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