Nature Notes of Encounters with Chimney Squirrels and Wildlife
The author recalls chimney dangers for wildlife including a Spiny Lizard in a damper and a Red Squirrel nicknamed Burnt-tail escaping through the porch door after near fires. Transformers and wires threaten creatures, and birds like hummingbirds and Painted Buntings leave feeders by October. The piece ends with thanks for Texas hosts and memories.
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Burnt-tail
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Millers Wife Butter biscuits and nutri ents tip from USDA home economists
The article advises spooning flour directly from the container into a one cup measure, level off, then remove two level teaspoons. It cites USDA home economists and notes to toast nutrients for superior flavor and to keep them from becoming soft.
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