Immersible Bird-Verse: WATERFOWL #5 (T to W)

PARODY COMPOSED: Dr. G.H. and Giorgio Coniglio (registered pseudonym), July 2019, a continuation of prior blogposts about waterfowl. 

  Readers who enjoy poetry describing the natural world around them with illustrative images and informative text, might also enjoy these previous blog-offerings, each a collection of eight poems on this broad topic...

Verses about Waterfowl #1 (part #1), June '19

Verses about Waterfowl #2 (part #2), July '19

Verses about Waterfowl #3 (part #3), April '20

Verses about Waterfowl #4 (part #4), August '20 

CURRENT CONTENTS:

Tricolored (Louisiana) herons

Trumpeter swans

Willets

Wood ducks

Wood storks

Yellow-crowned night herons

Cormorant rookery (3 stanzas: a 'brief saga')

A loon's life (3 stanzas: a 'brief saga')

(Note that the three stanzas of this "brief saga" can be found in more readily legible format on the blog "Daily Illustrated Nonsense"; click HERE.) 

(Note that the three stanzas of this "brief saga" can be found in more readily legible format on the blog "Daily Illustrated Nonsense"; click HERE.) 

Bird-watchers, academic ornithologists, wordplay enthusiasts, wildlife photographers, Giorgio's relatives, and just everyday folks have united in their demand for still more illustrated doggerel on this topic! We have just about used up our inspiration for outpourings about waterfowl. We do have a few thoughts, rhymes and photos concerning landbirds included in posts on 'Birdlore' that you might also enjoy ...

So, please follow this link! 

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