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What animals can you see from your home?
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I read it! I think it's great that you appreciate what you see enough to write all that. There's a market for nature essays, after all.
I hereby grant you the “Too Long — Still Read It” Trophy of Worthiness: 🏆
I don’t live in the best place for wildlife observation, but I try to enjoy what I have. And it turns out you can see a lot of stuff when you pay attention, even in a big city!