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When we were 30 plus years ago, we ...
TUCCNY 1976-1982 recollection.
You might see yourself or your love one.
※This video/film and our memory are gradually fading.
Ingredients
1 (9-inch) flour or whole wheat tortilla
2 teaspoons Hidden Valley Spicy Chipotle Pepper Sandwich Spread n Dip
2 slices smoked turkey
2 slices cheese
3 tablespoons chopped fresh or thawed frozen mango
1 tablespoon chopped cilantro
½ tablespoon finely chopped red onion
1 Romaine lettuce leaf
Instructions
1. Spread the Spicy Chipotle Pepper Sandwich Spread n Dip evenly over the tortilla. Sprinkle with red onion.
2. Place the smoked turkey slices on top of the red onion. Sprinkle with chopped mango and cilantro; top with the cheese slices. Place the lettuce leaf in the center of the wrap.
3. Roll the tortilla up, using your fingers to gently tuck any loose fillings back into the tortilla as you roll. Slice in half with a serrated knife and serve immediately.
A Carolina Wren 鷦鷯
Size & Shape
The Carolina Wren is a small but chunky bird with a round body and a long tail that it often cocks upward. The head is large with very little neck, and the distinctive bill marks it as a wren: long, slender, and down curved.
Color Pattern
Both males and females are a bright, unpattern reddish-brown above and warm buffy-orange below, with a long white eyebrow stripe, dark bill, and white chin and throat.
Behavior
The Carolina Wren creeps around vegetated areas and scoots up and down tree trunks in search of insects and fruit. It explores yards, garages, and woodpiles, sometimes nesting there. This wren often cocks its tail upward while foraging and holds it down when singing. Carolina Wrens defend their territories with constant singing; they aggressively scold and chase off intruders.
Habitat
Look—or listen—for Carolina Wrens singing or calling from dense vegetation in wooded areas, especially in forest ravines and neighborhoods. These birds love to move low through tangled understory; they frequent backyard brush piles and areas choked with vines and bushes.
(Source: The Cornell Lab Of Ornithology)
A Killdeer
Size and Shape
Killdeer have the characteristic large, round head, large eye, and short bill of all plovers. They are especially slender and lanky, with a long, pointed tail and long wings.
Color Pattern
Brownish-tan on top and white below. The white chest is barred with two black bands, and the brown face is marked with black and white patches. The bright orange-buff rump is conspicuous in flight.
Behavior
Killdeer spend their time walking along the ground or running ahead a few steps, stopping to look around, and running on again. When disturbed they break into flight and circle overhead, calling repeatedly. Their flight is rapid, with stiff, intermittent wingbeats.
Habitat
Look for Killdeer on open ground with low vegetation (or no vegetation at all), including lawns, golf courses, driveways, parking lots, and gravel-covered roofs, as well as pastures, fields, sandbars and mudflats. This species is one of the least water-associated of all shorebirds.
(Source: The Cornell Lab Of Ornithology)
