Hummers Arrive in Cypress Creek Area Amid Sandhill Crane Flight
Hazel C. Green recounts Friday March 14 as the day the Hummers appeared along Cypress Creek with earlier sightings near Blanco River and Pioneer Village. She notes about 2,000 Sandhill Cranes in ten flocks passing north to nesting grounds, described with vivid sky, coordinated calls, and shared wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypress Creek
Blanco River
Cliff Bells
Paradise Valley
Olivia Dee
Sandhill Cranes Endangered Warned By Dr. Miller
The note details migration, breeding in Alaska and Canada and wintering in Texas and the Panhandle. It cites Yale ecologist Dr. Richard S. Miller on the extinction risk from hunting and habitat loss, with population estimates by race and warnings about current harvest rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Alaska
Canada
U.S
Cuba
Connie Hager
Rockport
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Port O’conner
Panhandle
Muleshoe
Richard S. Miller
Yale University
Natural History
Journal of the American Museum of Natural History
U.S.A
Hints from Millers Wife on Hand Buttonholes
During the recession the cost of living rises and people may sew their own clothes. The hint suggests marking the line on fabric, applying clear nail polish along the mark, letting it dry, and then cutting with a razor blade on a protected surface to create neat buttonholes without loose threads.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wimberley Mill
Hazel C. Green
Solomon
Cature
Dees
D. S. Oldhams
Virginia
Gladys _ Richter
Lincoln
Harris
Helen Eisenhower
Ruth Turner
Rio Bonito
John Muir
Yellowstone Park
Wimberley North Shopping Center
Wimberley Bank
FDIC
River Road
S & L Drug Mart
Wimberley Square
Tommy Laws
Malcolm Scott
San Marcos
Edward Gary
Red Simon
Ford Inc
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