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"From Laurel Hill to Siler's Bog" presents the fruits of a
scientific as well as affectionate association between a dedicated
naturalist and the birds, mammals, and insects of a small, wild
world. John Terres, noted author and former editor-in-chief of
"Audubon" magazine, spent nine years exploring the Mason Farm
wildlife reserve in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. His observations
of the animal life around him are eloquently recorded here,
organized around the cycle of a year from January through December.
Originally published to wide acclaim in 1969, the book is an
enduring classic of nature writing, and readers everywhere can
appreciate it as an engaging introduction to a naturalist's
sensibility and way of looking at the world. In a new afterword
written for this edition, Terres reflects on his return to the
Mason Farm after twenty-five years and the changes that have taken
place there.
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