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Prairie Neighbors (Yesterday's Classics)

Carroll Lane Fenton

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A fine introduction to animal life on the prairie including stories of birds of the grasslands , as well as mammals that live in their midst and insects that flit about . But the prairie also has groves of trees where fox squirrels scamper along branches and barred owls and red-tailed hawks perch in the tree-tops looking for prey. And dotted throughout the landscape are ponds and marshes where muskrats, killdeer, and red-winged blackbirds can be found. Through well-illustrated stories that follow each of these through the course of a year, the reader becomes familiar with the life of the prairie in a delightful way.

Language: English

Pages: 148

Format: Paperback

Release: September 06, 2022

ISBN 13: 9781633340718

Prairie Neighbors (Yesterday's Classics)

Carroll Lane Fenton

0/5 ( ratings)

A fine introduction to animal life on the prairie including stories of birds of the grasslands , as well as mammals that live in their midst and insects that flit about . But the prairie also has groves of trees where fox squirrels scamper along branches and barred owls and red-tailed hawks perch in the tree-tops looking for prey. And dotted throughout the landscape are ponds and marshes where muskrats, killdeer, and red-winged blackbirds can be found. Through well-illustrated stories that follow each of these through the course of a year, the reader becomes familiar with the life of the prairie in a delightful way.

Language: English

Pages: 148

Format: Paperback

Release: September 06, 2022

ISBN 13: 9781633340718

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