Gentle waves of oceans' swell wash green's narrow muzzle with a calming sea loam, dappling to sunlight's stream from a forest's canopy of gracefully tilted headknobs and trickling down delicate neck to shoulders sturdy outcroppings in nature's duality. Latticework of veridescence inbues fragile wings, balanced by solidity of rounded haunches and ending in laurel's sweet caress on competent sturdiness of tail. Talons glint with razor's sharpness, knife-edged with intensity's purpose.









The little Teza in this picture was taken from a JRR Tolken calaender picture done by Howe. If you'd like to see the full picture click here.