THE FISHING LESSON
By: Bonnie Marris
There
is no better parent than a wolf. While the pups are growing up, they are
showered with care and affection from both parents as well as from the other
adult members of the pack. Long hours of carefree play, ear tugging and
chewing and group howls are enjoyed by all. A
mother wolf dedicates herself wholeheartedly to her pups and the patience,
tenderness and joy she shares withthem is a beautiful thing to see. These
pups are probably about three months old. Their mother is taking them on a
morning jaunt to discover the fascinations of summer. At this shallow spot on
the river she let them watch the red darts of salmon glide by beneath the
water. The pups' curiosity was bridled by what was to them, some pretty
serious water! By fall they will be old enough to learn their mother's
techniques of catching salmon. She wades through the water, herding the fish
into the shallows and then snatches them with her paws or teeth. After
their lesson, they return to the pack's rendezvous site where they will sleep
away the heat of a July afternoon. |
Edition Size: 1000
Publication Year: 1985
Paper Size: 27”x18”
Print Is: Signed and Numbered
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