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To: RR who wrote (32075)	9/7/2000 6:06:05 AM
From: horsegirl48	Read Replies (1) of 35685

I bet the baby was sick, maybe nature's way of getting rid of the weak. I hope I am wrong and it shows up. Last year we had baby fox's, they were so cute. My daughter and I spent many weeks watching their antics. They spent the days in the sun sleeping on their backs, playing tag with each other... then one day no more baby fox's. I thought maybe they had gotten to old and gone on with their life of being fox's... no such luck. I found them a few days later in my pasture, dead, probally eaten by a coyote. We were very sad until I realized the coyote has to eat too, just the order of things, made me feel better. I love hummingbirds! Could sit and watch them all day long. Next story will be about my friend Mr. Peepe ( a peacock). Thanks for sharing your wonderful animal stories!!! HG48

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