Archive for the ‘Curve-billed Thrasher’ Tag
This curve-billed thrasher was one of two on the neighbor’s ocotillo plant that I videoed in the following clip. — kenne
Chlorophyll captures hard radiation
My plumage explodes forth with colors bright
Transmutes into my dream’s pigmentation
In proud defiance of sun’s bleaching light
My plumage explodes forth with colors bright
I sprout a thousand flames rose tangerine
In proud defiance of sun’s bleaching light
Brush bold orange on the baked desert scene
— from Ocotillo by Tom Quigley
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Curve-billed Thrasher at Patio Bird Feeder — Image by kenne
As I sit on our patio
watching birds land
in near-by mesquites
before flying to the
olive tree on the patio,
then gathering the nerve
to bolt to the bird feeders.
They are not pleased
that I sit on the patio
with a camera in hand.
Soon, the desire to eat
takes priority over fear.
— kenne
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Curve-billed Thrasher On The Patio Wall — Image by kenne
A curve-billed Thrasher
Looks at the camera’s eye
Bringing eye to eye.
— kenne
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Bath time for this curve-billed thrasher — Image & Video by kenne
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Curve-billed Thrasher Perched on a Mesquite Tree Limb in Sabino Canyon — Image by kenne
This curve-billed Thrasher
Open against the blue sky
Dignity abounds.
–kenne
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Curve-billed Thrasher — Image by kenne
This grayish-buff large bird (approximately 1 foot in length, with a 13 inch wingspan) can be commonly seen in the Sonoran Desert.
kenne
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Curve-billed Thrasher On A Rock — Image by kenne
Perched singing to all
On a rock beneath a tree
Noting our presence.
kenne
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