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Nature Stories: NATURE CREATIVE WRITING STORIES BY GRETA GREER |
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Submitted by Grant on Wednesday, November 24 @ 08:49:31 UTC
 The following four Nature creative writing stories have been kindly provided by Greta Greer. They are most entertaining and focus on the antics of an unusual meerkat / suricate and his friends!
Please read them all below....
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Nature Stories: Donkey and Elephant by Erna van der Linden Velp, The Netherlands |
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Submitted by Grant on Tuesday, December 01 @ 09:57:14 UTC
To be honest: this is an incredible story. The event took place a long time ago, in the summer of the year 1938.
On Scheveningen beach, a donkey and an elephant enjoyed a fine day. Holding an ice cream in the one, a lemonade in the other foreleg. How on earth did they arrive there? Listen . . .
Donkey and Elephant lived in Artis, the Amsterdam Zoo. In 1938, the Zoo celebrated its foundation, one hundred years ago.
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Nature Stories: Meerkat and Hare, Christmas Eve...by Erna van der Linden |
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Submitted by Grant on Wednesday, December 26 @ 17:22:16 UTC
This story was submitted to The Meerkat Magic Conservation Project By: Erna van der Linden Velp, the Netherlands
November 2007
Dinner for two in The Veld near Oudtshoorn.
‘Tell me, what is wrong with this winter-food?’
Meerkat asked friend O’Hare – in fact his best.
For many an hour he in his field-kitchen stood
And cooked a fine dinner: true amical geste.
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Nature Stories: Ostriches, BMW, Wild and Free meerkats and international guests! |
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Submitted by Grant on Wednesday, February 16 @ 01:58:08 UTC
Join the Wild and Free Meerkat / Suricate Conservation Cause with The Meerkat Magic Conservation Project in The Meerkat Magic Valley Reserve and make a real difference to conservation of them and their natural habitat.
All International Meerkat Friendly Supporters are invited to be listed on our official Wild and Free Meerkat / Suricate Conservation Cause Page - by telling your friends about our conservation cause we can reach many more supporters of Wild and Free Meerkats / Suricates and really make a sustained difference to their conservation and their habitat preservation - please press the following link: Press here to be listed as part of the Wild and Free Meerkat / Suricate Conservation Cause!
(Please do note that the use of anthropomorphic statements (human characterisitcs attributed to animals) is deliberate for this article, and is of course meant to be non-scientific for this rendition of a Sunrise Tour story from the past).
Tickling, caressing weaves of gold creep creep slowly towards where I stand in The Meerkat Magic Valley of The Meerkat Magic Conservation Project Oudtshoorn Western Cape South Africa, it is 5 am in the morning outside one of the many sleeping burrows in the over 11 kilometre home range of Wild and Free meerkat / suricate Group: Ungulungu, and I am giving a morning Sunrise Tour to our special Meerkat Conservation Friendly guests from Britain and Germany, who are sitting expectantly and quietly motionless on some meerkat / sruciate scent marked garden chairs nearby...
Before the first "weather forecaster" meerkat / suricate head pops up to have a look around and decide if it is even worth waking up, a very strange two legged primitive reptile like creature begins to emerge from some karoo gwari bushes (Euclea undulata) to the west.
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Nature Stories: Can a bath tub run? |
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Submitted by Grant on Friday, September 17 @ 01:44:33 UTC
The setting is St. Lucia, on the eastern coastline of Natal in South Africa, the area is a lovely quiet village near a large estuary.
It was around seven at night, and I had a craving, I could not wait any longer, I just had to walk the few kilometres to town to get a snack.
It was during those fabulous extended school holidays, so lovely and warm, and the insects and bush babys were singing their songs, to the embracing inky murk of the dense vegetation. Glowing-ember fire flies sprinkled the vegetation like fairy lights on a tree.
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