Donna M. Bateman - Deep in the Swamp
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Lived a mother river otter and her little pup One.
Splash! said the mother. I splash, said the One.
So they splashed and they played in the warm morning sun.
Lived a mother snapping turtle and her little turtles Two.
Swim! said the mother. We swim, said the Two.
So they swam through the prairies where the neverwets grew.
Lived a mother flame bird and her little chicks Three.
Sweet- sweet! trilled the mother. Sweet- sweet, trilled the Three.
So they trilled loud and long in their hollow cypress knee.
Lived a mother marsh rabbit and her little bunnies Four.
Snooze! said the mother. We snooze, said the Four.
So they snoozed all day long in their thicket on the shore.
Lived a mother alligator and her little gators Five.
Bask! said the mother. We bask, said the Five.
So they basked in the sun where the water lilies thrive.
Lived a mother blue heron and her little chicks Six.
Soar! said the mother. We soar, said the Six.
So they soared through the sky near their nest built of sticks.
Lived a mother damselfly and her little flies Seven.
Dry! said the mother. We dry, said the Seven.
So they dried their new wings where the cypress reach to heaven.
Lived a mother bullfrog and her little froglets Eight.
Jump! said the mother. We jump, said the Eight.
So they jumped through the shallows where the cattails grow straight.
Lived a mother rat snake and her little snakes Nine.
Climb! said the mother. We climb, said the Nine.
So they climbed up a pine where the bamboo vines twine.
Lived a mother crayfish and her little crayfish Ten.
Scurry! said the mother. We scurry, said the Ten.
So they scurried after tadpoles near their underwater den.
Fauna Facts
found in the Okefenokee Swamp. Many of the
animals have a special relationship with their
mother. However, some species do not raise
their young.
alligators grow as long as feet. Unlike most reptiles,
mother alligators guard their nest and defend their babies
for up to three years. Once the babies, called hatchlings,
hatch, the mother leads them to water or carries them
there in her mouth.
vines with thorny stems not to be confused with true bamboo,
which is a grass. The vines grow on islands in the Okefenokee
Swamp, where they tangle in the underbrush or climb trees.
largest of the herons. Great blue herons build a large
nest of sticks near the top of a tree and lay three to
seven eggs. Heron parents share the incubation of their
eggs and the feeding of their chicks. The chicks can fly
at six or seven weeks old.
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