#Haiku – I and Thou Reflections

June Haiku

Silly Bluebirds

Joyful wings flutter,
Hundreds graze in meadows green,
Singing hope to all.

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Fun fact: According to birdwatchingusa.org 95% of bluebirds mate for life. Male bluebirds sing and dance to attract mates. They can sing up to a thousand different songs when wooing a partner. The Eastern Bluebird is the official bird of New York and Missouri.

Science fact: Bluebirds aren’t actually blue. Their feathers contain nanocrystals that scatter light so only the blue wavelengths reflect back to our eyes. It’s structural color – not pigment.

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May Haiku

Silly Ducks (Birds)

Waterfowl wonder,
Quack‑quack, swim, waddle‑waddle,
Two hearts on one pond.

Fun Fact: Ducks form pair bonds that stay together during migration, paddling for miles and miles. Their souls seem to dance side by side as they glide together on the pond of life. Romantic, isn’t it?

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April Haiku

Silly Egrets (Birds)

Long-legged silhouette,
One foot stirring shallow water,
Golden plumes in bloom.

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Fun Fact: Egrets inspired 19th-century women’s fashion, and their plumes were once literally worth more than gold. (In 1910, laws were passed to protect these elegant birds from disappearing.)

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