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Orphan

Lynn Ernestine
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Pages
108
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
WestBow Press

About

An elderly couple made their home where the


mountain met the valley, creating many wildlife


"friendships,"


human insertion into the wildlife world,


wildlife insertion into the human world,


and a close study of animal ways.


*******


"In the middle of the little fawn's loneliness, a flock of


turkeys passed through. Fawn simply stepped


back into protection of the bushes and watched


the turkeys moving, quiet as ghosts, accross the


snow..."


*******


"With green eyes fixed and tail slightly twitching,


the cougar waited for exactly the right moment.


Early sunrise allowed the cougar to pick its choice


from the little herd of Mule Deer which was just


rousing in the meadow..."


*******


"Come forth into the light of things,


let nature be your teacher."


William Wordsworth, The Tables Turned

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