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Essays
by Jef Taylor and Alexis Bywater and photos -- including
the cover photo of a red-tailed hawk feasting on a female
mallard -- by Alexis Bywater.
Contents
Crows
Why People in the City Don't Look Up
Waterfowl
Why I Love My Backyard
Reports from Afar
Noise Pollution is for the Birds
Snakes and Salamanders
Those That Choose to Live in Zoos
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Essays by Jef Taylor, Tim Emswiler and Gavin
J. Grant. Comix by Andy Singer. Also a very decent bibliography.
Contents
Correspondence
Alternate Universe in a Safeway Parking Lot
Furry Woodland Critters in the City
The Hood Ornament of a Mercedes Looks Like a Gun Sight --
Or a Peace Sign
In Praise of Weeds
Roadkill
My Two Cents on Four Wheels
I Promise Not to Write About Eating Bugs Any More After
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Bibliography
Front Matter: "The Pantheist
is a person who believes there is no God other than the
Universe itself, and all of its creations, forces and manifestations.
Pantheism holds that Nature is sacred and wonderful, and
that all life is inherently valuable. The urban eco-system
is just the newest ecosystem, brought into existence
by a species of ape remarkable for its ingenuity.
Though humans imagine they have control
over their environment, the forces of evolution have selected
certain animals and plants to coexist in it. The
Urban Pantheist, surrounded by these wonderful creatures,
appreciates their beauty, depsite the cultures' pronouncement
that they are dirty, common or obnoxious."
The
Urban Pantheist Issue 1
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