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The true tale of a least sandpiper with string-tangled legs and her chance meeting with an amateur photographer who likes to fish. The fisherman is determined to coax the shorebird with bait to enable her rescue and free her from her bindings. However, the sandpiper is equally intent on not being caught. You'll be inspired by this uplifting, nature-oriented wildlife story captured in photographs, with undertones of hope, perseverance, and encouragement leading the way to a happy ending.

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"""Compassion, empathy, resilience. Such a thought-provoking story on the lines that tie us together. Surely a conversation starter."" -Carole Phelan, fellow bird enthusiast ""A poignant story depicting the perilous and fragile beauty of our endangered wildlife's quality of life when encroached upon by human society."" -Elizabeth Chismark, PhD"

Compassion, empathy, resilience. Such a thought-provoking story on the lines that tie us together. Surely a conversation starter. -Carole Phelan, fellow bird enthusiast A poignant story depicting the perilous and fragile beauty of our endangered wildlife's quality of life when encroached upon by human society. -Elizabeth Chismark, PhD

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Richard Harmon was born in the southern Ohio industrial town of Middletown. Always drawn to the adventures of the forests, rivers, lakes, and sea, the author chose a home near the Intracoastal Waterway in St. Augustine, Florida. An occasional fisherman and amateur photographer with his small point-and-shoot camera, Richard captures candid photos of wildlife during their natural activities.His story and photos reflect the shared world of wetlands, wilderness, and wildlife with humanity. Man's intrusion of wildlands and waterways frequently makes life a struggle for the wild.

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