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Tuesday 13 October 2009

Of wrens and foxes

I know that some readers yesterday wanted to know what happened next when the fox saw the wrens on the bird feeder. Well, the wrens fluttered around in a most unconcerned manner. The fox saw me and watched me and then wandered off, apparently not interested in the birds at all!
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10 comments:

  1. d. moll, l.ac.10:48 pm

    Thanks for part II, :~)

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  2. RG6:06 am

    Just one of those touristy birders, eh?

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  3. jem12:56 pm

    Glad that little scene ended well, and while it inspired much drama in your haiku, it wasn't played out in reality.

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  4. Annie Bear1:45 pm

    Hi,
    Just want to say I loved your verse in your Monday post and glad to hear that nothing bad happened to the birds.

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  5. Thomma Lyn3:40 pm

    That's excellent! :)

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  6. The Weaver of Grass6:26 pm

    I suppose a wren would hardly be a mouthful for a fox, would it. Alls well that ends well then.

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  7. Tommaso Gervasutti7:30 pm

    Dear Juliet, I love foxes and their stare. And I would go fox-hunting ONLY to see one and its stare. Obviously I would go alone with no dogs and on a horse with padded hooves.

    I have written a post that I feel might be in tune with crafty greenness although it's mainly about weather and water. And it's only based on words since I am not good at photos that in this case would help.

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