Thank you, Annika. We don’t have wolves around here, just a hybrid known as coy wolves. I haven’t heard any sounds from them lately. Sometimes we’ll hear yipping out back…possibly signs of young ones…sometimes the sounds seem like distress or agitation. The haiku alludes to the reductions in wolf populations… the changes over the centuries since people heard howling wolves in January and called its moon ‘wolf moon’.
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Beautiful picture and haiku, Janice! I love their combined serenity. Just one question – do you often hear wolves?!
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Thank you, Annika. We don’t have wolves around here, just a hybrid known as coy wolves. I haven’t heard any sounds from them lately. Sometimes we’ll hear yipping out back…possibly signs of young ones…sometimes the sounds seem like distress or agitation. The haiku alludes to the reductions in wolf populations… the changes over the centuries since people heard howling wolves in January and called its moon ‘wolf moon’.
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#Haiku Happenings #3: Janice’s latest haiku!
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Thank you, Frank :))
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You have captured a lot of action and weather in these 3 lines Janice. I can feel the cold in the image.
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