Laughin' like a Hyena!
Eatin' like a Horse!
Jumpin' like a Rabbit!
Feelin' High as a Giraffe!
Up all nite like an Owl!
This is an unused, vintage mechanical postcard. Turn the wheel and it will show you the different sayings that I posted above. I paid $4.00 for this card a few years ago.
The sender wrote me that Sydamenlampoinen tervehdys means heartwarming greetings
so ystavanpaivana probably has something to do with Happy Valentines Day.
This denizen of the desert is most distinguishable by its enormous ears, which serve as radar-like protection against coyotes and other desert predators.
Photo by Margaret Kurzius, naturalist, at the Wickenburg Inn, Tennis and Guest Rance Wildlife Preserve.
1982
Pennsylvania's large forests and rural areas provide homes for bobcats, opposums, (should read opossums) squirrels, foxes, rabbits, white-tailed deer, raccoons, black bears, turkeys, eagles and a variety of small birds.
2009
Bambi
The world of nature was portrayed in this story of a deer’s life from birth to maturity. Taken from Felix Salten’s Bambi, A Life in the Woods, the picture blends richly painted forest scenes with animated cartoon creatures. The infant Bambi learned about his neighbors from Thumper, the rabbit. “Bird,” Bambi said when a butterfly settled on his tail. “Flower!” Bambi exclaimed when he saw a little skunk. And the name stuck. Bambi, Thumper, and Flower became good friends and all grew up together in the great forest.