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	<title>Comments on: America&#8217;s Lakeshore: Watchable Wildlife</title>
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		<title>By: Kathleen McCormick</title>
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		<dc:creator>Kathleen McCormick</dc:creator>
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		<description>Living in the area, my family had a wonderful opportunity to get to know our animal friends.   

We would see the young deer frolicking on the beach in early spring; our &quot;pet&quot; raccoon, who brought her family onto the porch for us to see; beavers who walked across the porch and were most surprised to see us; and a friendly chipmunk, who would come to the window to &quot;talk&quot; to the cat.  In addition to these friends, we remember coyotes, foxes, wolves and, of course, many birds, etc.  

However, my reason for replying involves your mention of a porcupine, a creature who undoubtedly did not like us very much!  One summer, my father discovered that a porcupine had taken up residence in the top of our garage.  Hoping that he would move but not wanting to hurt him, my father sprayed him with a hose.  The poor porcupine was most offended and left to never return.  We&#039;ve felt guilty ever since!

Michigan offers a unique opportunity to watch, and get to know, the different creatures.  I miss them all but, particularly, &quot;Bambi.&quot;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Living in the area, my family had a wonderful opportunity to get to know our animal friends.   </p>
<p>We would see the young deer frolicking on the beach in early spring; our &#8220;pet&#8221; raccoon, who brought her family onto the porch for us to see; beavers who walked across the porch and were most surprised to see us; and a friendly chipmunk, who would come to the window to &#8220;talk&#8221; to the cat.  In addition to these friends, we remember coyotes, foxes, wolves and, of course, many birds, etc.  </p>
<p>However, my reason for replying involves your mention of a porcupine, a creature who undoubtedly did not like us very much!  One summer, my father discovered that a porcupine had taken up residence in the top of our garage.  Hoping that he would move but not wanting to hurt him, my father sprayed him with a hose.  The poor porcupine was most offended and left to never return.  We&#8217;ve felt guilty ever since!</p>
<p>Michigan offers a unique opportunity to watch, and get to know, the different creatures.  I miss them all but, particularly, &#8220;Bambi.&#8221;</p>
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