Keen tranquility
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Until hunger strikes
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I love this!
Thanks so much!
(-: You’re welcome.
Where was this picture taken? Bald eagle, yes? Great haiku.
Yep, a bald eagle at Ankeny Wildlife Refuge about 9 miles NW of Jefferson, OR. Thanks, as always for your generous feedback, Pamela!