Thank you to Kaye Lynne Booth for hosting this post about the common buzzard which is anything but common.
Roberta Writes – In Touch With Nature – Common Buzzard
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Thank you to Kaye Lynne Booth for hosting this post about the common buzzard which is anything but common.
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Nice poem.
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Thank you, Andrew 🙏
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You’re welcome, Robbie.
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I know buzzards do a service to the planet. I’m glad they now have their own poem.
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I like buzzards. They are fascinating to watch. Thanks, Jacqui
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The poetry is fantastic, Roberta!
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Thank you, Tim. It was hard work to create this so I am very glad you enjoyed it.
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I’m glad I enjoyed it too, Roberta. 😍
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Lovely photos, verse, and bird. It looks more like a hawk. Our buzzards look very different.
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I think what we call vultures are called buzzards in America, Brad 💛
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There are reasons for all animal species to exist..interesting how some are demonized because of their role!
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Yes, the ones that are demonized are generally natures clean up crews 💝
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So true!
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Thank you, Jan 💞
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Nice photos and poem, Robbie!
I’ve seen confusion before about the word “buzzard.” It’s used in America for vultures, which are quite different from the bird you feature here, which is a type of hawk.
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Hi Audrey, yes, indeed, I understand now that Americans refer to vultures as buzzards. Interesting. Here a vulture, a buzzard and a hawk are all different creatures.
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Great poem, Robbie!
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Thank you, Chris
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Now I know about the Common Buzzard, and all from a poem! It is a nice way to learn. I enjoy the read and the learning.
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