 |
|
      |
||||
 |
||||
 |
 |
lynton allan > art > wildlife |
 |
|
       |
 Who
Goes There
The handsome brush turkey with its red bald head and frill of yellow wattles will often be seen raking the ground litter with its powerful feet to uncover insects. How do these strange creatures know how to keep the temperature exactly right in their huge leafy mounds as the eggs incubate? Surely one of those mysteries that point to a Creator's hand. Available as an original. |
|||
  |
||||
 |
|
© 2003 Lynton Allan |
A
quiet visitor in the bush may become aware of a soft scratching
noise and with caution can meet one of the locals.