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Stream Not All Storytellers Say Seventh in a Series By VICTOR PETERSON THE WABASH RIVER is‘a study in contrasts. It is not altogether the enchanting and haunting stream portrayed in song and story. “The 200 miles by rivér between West Lafayette and Hutsonville, Ill, has a bit of everything to offer anyone wishing to

paddle a canoe. The banks are not impressive.

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arms from the stream. There's a dampness along the river which soaks into the body and odors that tell of decaying plant and animal life. But over all there is an atmosphere of friendliness which is not the sole possession of man with his warm “Howdy, boys,” and open reception. It may be you are getting pretty close tp nature on such a canoe trip. In time the animal life becomes a part of your daily existence. » » ” AT FIRST you miss the rattle of trafic and the hum which is part of city life. The chirping of crickets and the croaking of frogs seem thunderous. The rasping of the ever-present métropolitah starling is replaced

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; BUSY AS A BEAVER—The saying is an old one but it fits the ambitious animals along the Wabash River. | saw much evidence of their work along the 200 miles of | river | canoed. The first night out | frightened s . y

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sands of nervous, skittering spotted sandpipers which teetered as if too delicately balanced for their slim legs. In never-ending numbers the common tern swooped. and glided above the canoe. The streamlined white body, graceful wings and sharply cut swallow tall stood out brilliantly against the blue sky.

white often would be the starand the little blue heron.

trail back of them in flight. The great blue heron often is called a “crane” by country people. Next to the sandhill crane, it is the largest wading bird in the northern states, It has the wingspread of an eagle and is blue-gray in color

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Joining in the snowstorm of tling - beautiful American egret

TOP BILLING in the star and the great blue heron. These|of the trip. Friday is a Standing three to four feet tall,

their long legs support giant wings and proud bodies. The legs

This sight is repeated again and

again in the shallow water of the Wabash. Great trees, carried downstream in floodtime, catch on sand bars as the river recedes. There they lie until high water again lifts them for an-

with some white about the head. In sustained flight the head is tucked back to the shoulders in

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over the valley. Bitterns blend

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wild life prevailed.

ly bad day by superstition water craft.

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CROWS WERE numerous with their familiar “cah-cah” echoing

with the shore, the head and neck easily being mistaken for a tree branch. Red-shouldered and redtailed hawks soared high in the

Only one ominous note in the

It was on Friday of the week

canoe into the water when we saw two giant birds perched atop

THEY GLOWERED down on us as though to wish us {ll fore tune. Their great dark wings hugged their bodies like the black

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