Audubon Bird Calendar 2023 / Benjamin Rozonoyer
February 8, 2023
Torque of hawk without his cold will to lord it of the lesser auk razorbill Alca Torda
February 9, 2023
Acrocephalus palustris, marsh warbler — can anything be more illustrious, or warn more of warmer?
March 28, 2023
Sky-colored moth-eater, setophaga caerulescens — who told her that caroling is sweeter than insects? Black-throated blue warbler, it makes no sense!
April 3, 2023
Don’t go full throttle, ratites; be wary of him who among you is hairiest — the Southern Cassowary, traffic signal for the south Pacific. He is double-wattled verily, although monotypic — casuarius casuarius where warm waves roll like glass
June 17, 2023
Traversing glass surface slick, I don’t speak, being a great crested grebe with chick. Whoever has no beak is out of luck, not a podiceps cristatus, stuck at the edge of an abyss.
October 11, 2023
Wisdom speaks out about the eastern screech-owl: Large-eyed, Far-minded, neath oak-eaves, in oak-leaves its hideout – Megascops asio screeching, trill-warbling, while this stretch is still starry.
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