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Today we're taking you on a trip to the mountains. We'll meet some of the more and lesser-known mountain animals and see what they do at different times of the day and year. We'll meet a highlander, sheep, and a forest spirit who sometimes plays tricks. Put on comfortable shoes, pack a water bottle and a sandwich, and come admire the mountain world!

A stream flows swiftly in the foothills, trout splash in it, and colorful dragonflies flit over the meadow. You might encounter roe deer, and occasionally a fox or hare will cross your path. In winter, the enclosure is home to sheep that have come down from the mountain pastures. In the mountainous regions, the slopes are steep, and a walk can be quite tiring. But the views are worth the effort! Badgers and martens are active here, and eagle owls, hazel grouse, tits, and bats fly about. Meanwhile, the highest mountain range, the mountain pastures and crags, are inhabited by marmots, chamois, ibex, and enormous eagles. Furthermore, the area is full of small rodents, beetles, and other interesting creatures.

"A Year in the Mountains" contains twelve spreads showing the changes occurring throughout the year in different mountain zones – foothills, montane forests, peaks, and mountain pastures. This allows young readers to discover the rich flora and fauna of the mountains. Two additional spreads feature character introductions and interactive play. "A Year in the Mountains" provides hours of entertainment. It stimulates the imagination, develops perceptiveness, logical thinking, the ability to identify cause-and-effect relationships, and storytelling skills.