Published 10/01/2024 1:54:46 p.m.

Dusk – The Millbrook Independent

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by Bill Keller Beginning in May, we take feeders out each morning, bring them in again at dusk; tall cylinders of sugar water, some straight, some with a waist — * so that passing bears, their tongues not made for tiny holes in plastic flowers, aren’t tempted to smash all to ground, lap up what they can. * We wait for sundown, then a little more…. When windows are nearly black inside, we divide work, front and back, barefoot on wood, ti…

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Dusk – The Millbrook Independent

by Bill Keller Beginning in May, we take feeders out each morning, bring them in again at dusk; tall cylinders of sugar water, some straight, some with a waist — * so that passing bears, their tongues not made for tiny holes in plastic flowers, aren’t tempted to smash all to ground, lap up what they can. * We wait for sundown, then a little more…. When windows are nearly black inside, we divide work, front and back, barefoot on wood, ti…

10/01/2024 1:54:46 p.m.·Millbrook, United States

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