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My pets

The author recounts personal experiences maintaining an aviary and other small pets, presenting episodic chapters on owls, robins, mockingbirds, pigeons, canaries, rabbits, rats, hummingbirds, and more. Each chapter mixes practical advice on feeding, housing, and breeding with lively observations of individual animal behavior and temperament, amusing mishaps, rescues, and the challenges of raising young. The collection emphasizes compassionate, hands-on care, patience, and the varied personalities of animals, offering both instructive tips and affectionate vignettes for readers interested in pets and birdlife.

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The author recounts personal experiences maintaining an aviary and other small pets, presenting episodic chapters on owls, robins, mockingbirds, pigeons, canaries, rabbits, rats, hummingbirds, and more. Each chapter mixes practical advice on feeding, housing, and breeding with lively observations of individual animal behavior and temperament, amusing mishaps, rescues, and the challenges of raising young. The collection emphasizes compassionate, hands-on care, patience, and the varied personalities of animals, offering both instructive tips and affectionate vignettes for readers interested in pets and birdlife.

About the Author

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Marshall Saunders

Marshall Saunders was a Canadian author known for her engaging children's literature and animal stories. One of her most notable works, "Beautiful Joe: An Autobiography," tells the heartwarming tale of a dog and has been celebrated for its emotional depth and advocacy for animal welfare. Saunders' writing often reflects her compassion for animals and her ability to connect with young readers through relatable characters and adventures. In addition to her animal tales, she wrote stories that explore themes of friendship and belonging, such as 'Tilda Jane: An Orphan in Search of a Home.' Her contributions to children's literature continue to resonate with audiences today.

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