Critters and Beasties of Moberly Lake
The writer observes local wildlife at Moberly Lake with emphasis on nuthatches and a loon sighting. A red-breasted nuthatch displays cheeky, assertive behavior toward other birds and even humans, unlike the quieter white-breasted nuthatch. A large loon approaches the beach, followed by a flock of 21 geese forming a single line flotilla near the spring, then drifting back toward the center of the lake. The ruffed grouse continues to tease the area as night settles.
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Charlie
Hospice Society Shares Kindness Through Patient Care
Shannon Demeulemeester outlines a non profit group aiding dying patients and families with tasks and companionship. The society operates two hospital palliative rooms a patient room and a family room with homey comforts and a high tech bed. They purchased a second palliative bed and promote a December memory tree at Peoples Drug Mart to buy ornaments in memory of loved ones. Charlie the dog is featured with comical misadventures in grouse hunting and a playful owner dog bond. The piece closes noting ermine sightings and their impact on local rodent populations.
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Shannon Demeulemeester
Peoples Drug Mart
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