Bearclaw Valley Citrofortunella - a group of commercial hybrids

Forward dated, when puppies can be outside the den. All are very, very welcome.

One step had changed little, brown loaf's known as Nunataq by others life quite a lot. Now that she knew that her world did not end at the den entrance, she was found peering out from the door-frame of her home every day. A strict "no" from her mom had deterred her from venturing further, but soon would come the time, when she would start to test the limits and push the borders in whichever way she wanted and liked to.

However, for now she was pretty content at just sitting and observing. Her gaze was still pretty foggy and she had to often squint to make out details, but having not experienced the world in any other - better - way, she was content for, what it was. And today she discovered that moving objects were easier to see and keep a focus on than the stand-still ones, which had a tendency to merge with the background.

This discovery was aided by a yellow butterfly that happened to land on the tip of Nunataq's nose. Perplexed, curious and amazed at the same time, she sat there and watched the tiny bug, who was in no hurry to leave.