16 December 2024 (a kinglet sips)
Kristen Lindquist
a kinglet sips
from an icicle
waning light
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27 April 2024 (maple flowers)
Kristen Lindquist
maple flowers . . .
the flared crests of kinglets
in combat
24 April 2022 (maple flowers)
Kristen Lindquist
maple flowers . . .
a kinglet’s song reaches
its crescendo
21 April 2021 (kinglet)
Kristen Lindquist
sweet song of a kinglet
along the riverbank
fiddleheads emerging
27 April 2019 (kinglets)
Kristen Lindquist
spring floods
our backyard filling
with songs of kinglets
April 17: Kinglets foraging at the library on a chilly spring morning
Kristen Lindquist
Kinglet's ruby crown
flares, catches the morning sun.
Spring. We're all on fire.
flares, catches the morning sun.
Spring. We're all on fire.
April 24: Lifting rain, birdsong
Kristen Lindquist
Rain stopped and the sky began to clear just before sunset. One last tendril of mist floated above Rockport village. When we got home, a Ruby-crowned Kinglet was singing in the yard, its sweet, burbling little song much louder than one might expect from such a tiny bird. On a short walk before dinner we heard other birds singing: cardinal, titmouse, Song and White-throated Sparrows.
Buds on the azalea,
birdsong before dark.
My head grows clearer.
Buds on the azalea,
birdsong before dark.
My head grows clearer.