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The badger's way of life has remained unchanged for thousands of years, though now it has been endangered be modern man. Here, in the evocative style which will captivate so many readers, Ewan Clarkson follows one badger, Borun, from infancy to parenthood, penetrating deep into the world of nature.
Borun inhabit Summercombe Woods, and so does Vandal the homeless white cat, as well as Polly Shaw, a retired schoolteacher who buys the picturesque but inconvenient Summercombe cottage.
There are plenty of other creatures, too: a family of hedgehogs, One eye the vixen, rabbits galore, a multitude of birds. . . their lives interweaving and reacting upon one another throughout the seasons of an English year.
This Book is being written in loving memory of my favourite writer for wildlife non-fiction Ewan Clarkson and my he rest in peace.❤️❤️