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The Rabbit Family is MISSING!
“Come on, Boomer, let’s go feed the critters! It’s that time of day.” Mom said, while patting the side of her leg.
Jumping up from my lite doze I gave myself a good shake as I followed Mom to the back door.
Feeding the critters is one of Mom and my chores. We do it every day, first thing in the morning. Mom likes to feed first thing in the morning so all those animals termed ‘food’ by the night predators are not hanging around the feed area. They are tucked safely in bed.
We trotted out to the granaries, well I trotted and Mom walked. Loading up the gain bucket Mom and I headed over to the combine parking area.
Once there I started sniffing around….Momma Deer and baby Princess were here, a whole slurry of raccoons, birds, lots and lots of birds: pheasants, Gambol’s Quail, and song birds.
Hummm, everyone present and accounted for, but wait!
Where are the Rabbits?
“Come on, Boomer, let’s go feed the critters! It’s that time of day.” Mom said, while patting the side of her leg.
Jumping up from my lite doze I gave myself a good shake as I followed Mom to the back door.
Feeding the critters is one of Mom and my chores. We do it every day, first thing in the morning. Mom likes to feed first thing in the morning so all those animals termed ‘food’ by the night predators are not hanging around the feed area. They are tucked safely in bed.
We trotted out to the granaries, well I trotted and Mom walked. Loading up the gain bucket Mom and I headed over to the combine parking area.
Once there I started sniffing around….Momma Deer and baby Princess were here, a whole slurry of raccoons, birds, lots and lots of birds: pheasants, Gambol’s Quail, and song birds.
Hummm, everyone present and accounted for, but wait!
Where are the Rabbits?
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Children
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Project Option: 6×9 in, 15×23 cm
# of Pages: 114 - Publish Date: Aug 30, 2015
- Language English
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About the Creator
Linda Brown
Delta, Delta County, Colorado
