Tag Archives: living with wildlife

Delilah: In From the Wild

by William Lynn Posted on Friday, 27 May 2005

Delilah was what my landlords called a ‘wildcat’: a feral cat, Felis catus, not a Bobcat or Mountain Lion. She was also a well-known terror on the mountain ridge where I lived while a professor at Green Mountain College in … Continue reading →

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Delilah

by William Lynn Posted on Sunday, 22 May 2005

Several people have asked for a photo (and the story) of the feral cat I mentioned in my post on animal art. Here she is! Her name is Delilah. I’ll post our story later this week.

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Ethics of Urban Deer Management

by William Lynn Posted on Thursday, 17 February 2005

The most recent issue of Chicago Wilderness magazine features an article on the ethics of urban wildlife management. Entitled ‘Finding Common Ground’, the article examines the controversy over urban deer, and makes several ethically informed suggestions on how animal protection … Continue reading →

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