Julian Robinson
Poem: To One Super Scary Critter
It once forced a famous lady named Muffetto hastily vacate her tuffet.
‘Tis The Season
at this December addition at Sunset Lake.
To a Soaring Hawk
A scene on high that's never boring.
Poem
Here's a spring-time scene of which I'm fond.
To My Nearest Neighbor
in emptying a full bird-feeder.
From Nest to Label
After a successful first-flight test,this young osprey returns to the nest.
Out on a Limb at Farm Neck
This male osprey has his eyes on me.
Poem: To a Boy with a Belgian Giant
Hoping thousands of spectators would be there,he readied this draft horse for the Fair.
To Hospital Harry
To some, I'm sure it may sound silly:I once named a hawk Windemere Willie.
That’s My Baby
They arrived back late from winter vacationto nest at last year's Vineyard location.
Nice Horsey
For a photog, they proved a winsome pair.
To a nesting pair
A bi-weekly poem from nature photographer Julian Robinson.
To the Next Generation
The urge to migrate did not fail her,after a winter in Venezuela.
Poetry in Motion
From out of the sun and out of the west,this Oak Bluffs osprey descends toward its nest.
Waiting for his mate
On a day when weather proved rather harsh,this osprey returned to Oak Bluffs in mid-March.
To the Easter Bunny
Flowers with the Easter Bunnyon a spring day, bright and sunny.
To the Guinea Fowl
as shown by this pair of guinea fowl.
To a real hawk-eye
it's hard to miss this red-tail's eye.
A Real Head-and-Shoulders Shot
I usually witness quite a lot.
Why did the turtle cross the road?
to cross a double yellow line.