A wilderness trip

Marc Giraud is author of animal documentaries, specializing in zoology. His book "The animals by the roadside" is a success, a beautiful book. It shows animals that can interbreed in nature, on the roads, in gardens, on the banks of lakes and rivers, deep pools.
This is their world that offers us to discover here, the way of life of hundreds of animals. It decodes firstly their physical appearance, their behavior in daily life, their adaptation to the environment, explains how they feed, store food, defend themselves, communicate, mate, raise their young, s' after their toilet, manage their life skills, create links, sometimes peaceful or conflictual relations.

Thus, the squirrel, with its plumed tail, is a real acrobat, the jumping spider hunting sight with its four eyes, nozzle identifies a presence behind her, the bat "sees with his ears "Fly" taste with their feet ", the cat goes through his whiskers ...
This is how animals feel emotions and events; their gestures, their eyes can betray a fear, sadness or rather a well-being. Their routine life reassurance. Food remains a major activity; some foraging, others gnaw, chew, lapping, aspire.
Their call can be olfactory or visual, audio or tactile. The sheep can recognize fifty of his fellow creatures, the cat speaks with her body, the blackbird and the robin sing.
Toads mate near water points, ladybugs are delicate, cock it does not bother with foreplay. All build a nest to accommodate the newborn, groom, feed, protect, prepare for games and meetings.

This is only a preview of what awaits you. It's a nice walk on the roadside, a pleasure for the eyes. The pictures are wonderful, they bring us closer to nature and all that the people, makes it unique, sublime.