After the Sun Goes Down: The Story of Animals at Night 
By: Glenn O. Blough
Published by: Whittlesey House: A Division of McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc.
Publication Date: 1956
Series: Glenn Blough and Jeanne Bendick Nature Books
Description
If you should stand at the edge of the Big Woods after dark and listen, you would hear many strange sounds. For not everyone goes to sleep after the sun goes down! Many animals live most of their busy lives in the hours of darkness.
At night flying squirrels wake up, bats and owls flutter and fly about, at various times katydids, tree toads, and peepers are heard, whippoorwills whistle, beavers swim out of their houses, field mice wait and listen. While we sleep, all these and many more animals are abroad, searching for food, building their homes, and doing all the things which other animals do by day.
Here is a book which lets us visit in this most fascinating world. We see how these animals live and we understand what causes some of the far-off eerie sounds of the night.
Another Glenn Blough book of simple science which opens our eyes to the world around us.
From the dust jacket
Reprints
After the Sun Goes Down
Reprinted in 2021 by Purple House Press
Available formats: Paperback
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