Jiggle jump and wiggle, what a fright! I thought foxes only came out at night!
Hello little one where might you be heading over this mound this place is full of feasts waiting to be found.
Feasts whatever do you mean? I am heading home towards the trees. Where is home may I ask because you are not jumping very fast. Jumping? That could be a clue and I know I’m not red and furry like you. Do you know what I am?
Why of course little one you eat a fly or two, but be careful there are many animals out there that might eat you.
Oh no this is not good; I must hide among the wood. It is nice to meet you and thank you for the clue, I am pleased I have a fury friend like you. Fresh air and the blue skies above I am enjoying splashing and stomping in the mud.
Well then off I sneak be careful little one, I will leave you be, I’m off to find something for my tea. My nose has a fantastic sense of smell and I live in that hole, I often get a visit from my friend the mole. Look up Rana and look out for a colourful friend, my whiskers are twitching so our conversation has come to an end.
Written by Janet Fagan
Ensemble Arts

