This post is a continuation of a collection of verses about WATERFOWL', as posted on this blog on June 10, 2020 (flocking#1), June 10, 2021 (flocking#2), June 10, 2022 (flocking#3), June 10, 2023 (flocking#4), and June 10, 2024 (flocking#5).
previous poetic posts (Note that captions are available for poems displayed on "Daily Illustrated Nonsense" as of January, 2024).
(flocking#1): American white ibis, anhinga, awkward great auk, birder, black-capped night heron, black skimmer.
(flocking#2): brown pelican (Caribbean), brown pelican (revisited), Canada goose, double-crested cormorant, Egyptian goose, feral ducks.
(flocking#3): flightless seabirds, gallinule (marsh hen), great blue heron, great egret, habitat, hooded merganser.
(flocking#4): juvenile night heron, laughing gull, little blue heron, loon, mallard duck, muscovy duck.
(flocking#5): mute swan, oystercatcher, the "pelicatessen", pescatarian, roseate spoonbill, ruddy turnstone.
CURRENT CONTENTS (#6):
Seabird feeders
Snow Goose
Snowy Egrets
Swans
Tricolored (Louisiana) herons
Trumpeter swans







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For more illustrated poems about waterfowl, please proceed to the seventh flocking by clicking HERE.
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