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                                                                                                                   A Non-Profit Organization Since 1989

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To Love a Raccoon ] Tiny Sable Paws ] In My Heart ] Among the Fields ] Raccoon Spirit of the Trees ] I Saved a Life Today ] Traces ] With These Two Hands ] A Wildlife Rehabilitator’s Plea ] The Eyes of Innocence ] Instructions For My Opossum ] Little Brown Rabbit ] Calls of The Sandhills ] Raccoon Babe ] Tortoises ] [ Raccoons in Winter ] Rainbow Bridge ]

"Raccoons in Winter"

 Little sleepy heads, don’t you know?
I’ve left food for you, here in the snow!

No longer do I note your tracks,
Your food remains in these huge sacks!

You’re safe and warm, in your “nest”
With fur so warm, as winds blow west!

I’ll see you, in the spring, again!
When snowflakes cease………
And comes the rain!

You’ll come then and bring your young,
Seeing them is always fun!!

You are mothers much too soon!
Last year, you were “new” in June,

Nature moves at “lightning” speed,
Making new, from tiny seed!

I can’t keep up! I miss a beat!
New life arrives quickly, at my feet!!

by: Pauline Banning

 

 

 

 



Poem copyright © by Pauline Banning
Photo copyright © 2009 by Free images

 




 

 


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