NATURES WAY.

Intriguing yet slightly sinister, Jenny! A great little poem :)

Magic xxx

Hello Magic,
It is sinister, but the Sparrow Hawk was hungry,
and it's just nature, so I thought I would write
a poem about it.

Thankyou for reading and commenting, much appreciated.

Jenny.

Pure nature Jenny. Like the rhyme
;)Pia
am not quite back yet

Hi Pia,
thanks for your comment, really appreciated.
Jenny.

This has reminded me Jenny of incident I'd completely forgotten about when a Sparrowhawk chased a sparrow into our sunroom. Sparrow survived (a bit wonky) but I had to pick up the hawk using the curtain and help it through the window, beautiful close up - might try to turn this into something, thanks for inspiration. :-)

Wow Fatboy74,
that is amazing, never experienced anything like
that where I live, thankgoodness, although we do
get sparrows coming in to our conservatory in the
summer, the poor things get so scared, we always
manage to get them out though.

Thankyou so much for the great comment, glad I
could inspire you.

Jenny.

Much enjoyed your poem, Jennifer;-)

It also reminded me of a very recent occasion when a sparrow hawk flew into my kitchen window. I heard the bang and on closer inspection, the sparrow hawk was on the ground with a young partridge beneath its chest. On seeing me, it flew, almost along the ground to the side of the garage and all that was left when I went out to investigate were some rather bedraggled partridge feathers. That's nature, as you say, but I did find it quite upsetting.

Tina

Thankyou so much Tina, for your comment.

I know what you mean about upsetting, I just think
well they are birds of prey and they have to eat,
they are just doing what comes naturally. It must
have made you jump when it hit the window, I can
imagine. I think they kill their prey pretty quick,
so hopefully the partridge didn't suffer to much.

Anyway Tina, I'm prattling on a bit, as I always do.
Again thanks for reading and commenting.

Jenny. xxx

Liking it :) x

Hi notwierd_gifted,
I am glad you like it, thankyou so much for
commenting.

Jenny.

Yes thats natures way, only cats bringing birds and mice in when they have plenty food upsets me

Hi Kahdai,
I know what you mean about cats, they tend to see a
mouse or a bird as a play thing, they don't see as
a living, breathing creature. Then I think it is sad.

Thankyou so much for your comment.

Jenny. x

new skinner_jennifer
Hi! A short little poem
that says it all,that is nature.
julie x

Hi julie,
thankyou so much for reading this piece, I really
value your comment, your very kind.

Jenny. xx

I like this :)

Hi SundaysChild,

thankyou so much for reading and leaving a comment.

Jenny.

Hello Jennifer, you capture the kick in the sparrow hawk, a predator, brave, unflinching and focused. He is satisfied, for now. RLP

Hello Richard L. Prov...

Why thankyou so much for your comment, it was very
kind of you to leave this message.

Jenny.