One Morning at Juneberry Row — James W. Nelson

In this series of nature stories (ages 3-103) the action is seen through the eyes of the main mammal, bird, or other creature on stage. But no animal will ever speak like a human. Here is Book 2

Book 1 One Day at Boxelder Cove (Tamius, the Red Squirrel)

Juneberry Row is a really small place. About eighty-five feet long and maybe
twenty-five feet at the widest part. It's a tangle of twelve to fifteen-feet-tall Juneberry, Chokecherry, and Buckthorn trees, Poison Ivy, Stinging Nettle, Cocklebur, and wild Grape vines; in fact it's a bramble patch, fitting for Brer Rabbit himself. In this case, though, it's the home of Sybil, the Cottontail rabbit.