Wild Animals at Home

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Today, we step back into the year 1913, turning the pages of Ernest Thompson Seton’s seminal masterpiece, Wild Animals at Home.

Forward - by the author
The Cute Coyote - A look at a creature Seton felt was profoundly misjudged
The Canada Lynx - Into the open plains and the deep, snow-laden northern forests, we encounter a phantom of a completely different nature
The Mole-Gopher (aka the Upheaver) - wilderness is built on many levels, and next Seton’s watchful eye turned downward, beneath the soil, to introduce us to an entirely different class of creature
The Beaver - Seton’s field notes treat the beaver not just as an animal, but as a respected fellow engineer
"Horns and Hoofs and Legs of Speed" - Here, we meet "The Bounding Blacktail," or the Mule Deer.

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