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Let’s get honest, you and I, about nature …It’s Wednesday morning and I’m sitting at the dining room table writing some notes on excluding rodents from homes when our cat comes inside and proudly places at my feet a rodent he had just dispatched from the yard. Yes, irony. My notes on keeping rodents out of the house interrupted by a rodent brought into my house.And so you say, “See, that’s the kind of stuff that happens when nature gets too close. Things gets messy.”I feel you. I’ve heard all the nature complaints. Many from my own mouth. You don’t want the cat bringing in dead things. You don’t want rats scurrying about, or bird droppings on the patio, or rabbits eating your flowers, or squirrels building nests in your trees, or ants in the kitchen or spiders in the bathtub. I feel you. We think ourselves children of the civilized world. Nature is something nice to look at, or voluntarily make contact with, but we don’t want it touching us.We prefer Disney nature—bluebirds that land on our outstretched finge