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I had seen porcupines all my
life. On one trail in Immigration Canyon that we frequented
quite often I had to constantly warn Tecumseh to stay away from
them. But all this time I had never seen one in a tree before
and I was quite surprised when I looked up and saw this one high
in the branches. In the U.S. we often talk about "the cat stuck
in grandma's tree" and say that she will have to call the
firemen to come and get it down. My thinking here is that a
porcupine is a lot less agile than a cat and it appears he has
reached the end of the road. What do you think of the look
on his face? Does he appear stuck? Should we call the firemen?
What kind of gloves should they use? And for sure the fireman
will not want to cuddle him into his face. (Zion National Park) |
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