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CHARLES BURY Charles Bury is a columnist with Quebec's daily Sherbrooke Record.
The debt we owe ancient farmers (760 words)
Messing around with genes is okay (840 words)
Bugs' Life (1300 words)
Red Man, Red Meat, Old Rights (1000 words)
I sing of the city electric and the power company ever so helpful (950 words)
Creepie Crawlies in Quebec (2000 words)
The 4-toed Salamander (760 words)
On Garter Snakes (700 words)
Black Fly Blues (1350 words)
Nobody does sick foxes any more (900 words)
Mosquitos have their places, too (1300 words)
This is not about Yogi Bear (1300 words)
But I didn't get to drive the electric Zamboni (750 words)
Bees hunt for land mines (1300 words)
Witch Hazel #1 (1000 words)
A cougar-killed deer? (1000 words)
Another kind of cat (1955 words)
Forest slash to table spuds (750 words)
Endangered flowers (700 words)
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