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primarily a livestock or poultry feed, much like com.”
Millet is widely used as human food, especially in China." continues Mr. Severin’s informative letter. "It is often referred to as a 'fine grain,' and once hulled is easily cooked and very digestible." I will have to take that statement as it is for I do not intend to test the statement by hulling and eating. Next is this perceptive observer’s final _ and valuable _ comment on these two grains: "I find the birds don’t care a lot for milo or millet, or wheat either, if sunflower seed or cracked com is available. If it's getting cold, . though, there's not much 'selective' feeding done."
I have had a number of letters and personal bit of advice on my problem with squirrels at the feeder. In his closing statement (sounds much like a trial and maybe it is) Keith Severin wrote: '"Poachers' (is) such a genteel term for those gray critters." A summation (another term from trial reporting: who's on trial here?) of the valuable advice I have received for outwitting the squirrels will have to wit for a later version of The Virginia Naturalist.
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