Do you see that tiny speck coming in from the left? My son did and knew exactly what to do. He came and got me . . . good birds are worth disturbing mom. Plus, he had a plan!
Where there is one vulture, perhaps there are more. There was no time to waste. He flew (ha!) into action. Or rather inaction.
He knew that Vultures like dead meat so the threw himself to the ground and pretended to be dead! That’s me boy!
As you can see, it worked! He lured in a total of six. My husband was saying useful things like, “If they land, don’t let them start peeking out your eyeballs!”
They rode around on the warm air currents of the late afternoon before flying off into the sunset, sans 9 year old boy eyeballs!
And, what a beautiful sunset it was, too.
soar
into
view . . . vulture
carcass on the ground
may not be as dead as it seems
call your friends to check
there’s no death
alas!
soar©2009, Liza Lee Miller
mother. wife. friend. teacher. writer. reader. photographer. birder. quilter. blogger.
Liza Lee Miller 
LOL! I loved this post. What a clever boy.
Awesome post Liza! Your son knows how to lure them in. Let’s just hope there are no crocodiles around!
What a good kid you have there. Helping mom get such great photos.
this is sooo cute! love the story behind the pictures!
Your boy has quite a sense of humor!
You have a very brave son! It appears that he knew what he was doing! Nice shots….
A wonderful post and great photographs, especially the last one. I am so glad your son still has sight!!!! Your verse is lovely. Thanks for sharing.
Smiles
Your poem is very nice, Liza, but I’m still laughing at Gage.