Currawong Poems - Poems about Currawong

...Imagine perching in that huge gum tree; I would fly and see for miles, just like that currawong that slides between the misty air and dewy grass. I wonder if that currawong, inside his bony-bi......Read the rest...

...For as long as I remember I’ve had this avicultural fad; keeping birds in planted aviaries from the day I was a lad. Caging prolific zebra finches to the pretty Whydah bird. Bred Strawberries an......Read the rest...

...For as long as I remember I’ve had this avicultural fad; keeping birds in planted aviaries from the day I was a lad. Caging prolific zebra finches to the pretty Whydah bird. Bred Strawberries an......Read the rest...

...On moss covered log I sit to rest; a yellow robin shows no fear, there's continual rippling water, a ground thrush feeding near. Maidenhair droops down the weathered bank; a currawong mournfully cr......Read the rest...

...The wood smoke is rising, there’s a chill in the air, the valley’s in shadow, with the pear tree still bare, but I know by morning, what the new day will bring... It’s the last day of winter; ......Read the rest...

...The first is like an imaginary vision; a tiny apparition, in three quick flashes. The landing, one sip, then disappearing, sweet fairy wren. Then, there is the brazen, full, plop of the Currawong; ......Read the rest...