The name of this bird is Subthermo.
A bird stops a comet via telekinesis (while not expecting anyone to believe this). This creature sometimes hibernates in a burrow.
Turkeys cross a road. A park is their abode. Sticking close together appears to be their code.
Their lil ones are their hope. Feathers are their coat. November is when they’re popular to American folks. Gobble: what one spoke. One tilts its head (and throat).
On a rung and with aplomb, a cat shows tongue
(from its mouth to someone).
Gathered are stones (wiser than some phones). A river is their home (and also their throne).
Some stones seem to float and/or move in midair; images of them had to be shared. They’re like spaceships (flying many a corsair?) As a result they’re receiving a stare.
A goose (who’s named Peruse) was introduced, moves like canoes (on a pond where it roosts).
Maybe this goose chooses to schmooze. This goose welcomes views (and is not a recluse, and does the opposite of vamoose). Morale is what Peruse: improves and boosts. Peruse has confidence, wings wavy cruise, and has no need for an excuse. And when there’s two goose: that’s deuce.
Spaceships got impersonated by rocks in a creek (resembling a sky with planet-nearing fleet).
Water with rocks do their impression (of spaceships by way of reflection).
Furry like a puma, softer than a tuba, funner than a chalupa, this cute dog is named Buddha.
The photo of Buddha is blurry and dusty;
yet the sight of this puppy is surely a must-see.
