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Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge
On the Refuge...

1) a sandhill’s owie (1)
2) an uncaged Canadian waterfowl (1)
3) a hilarious rabbit (2)
4) a royal raptor (2)
5) a baby deer’s grassy hangout (1)
6) a masked mammal’s music (1)
7) a smelly mammal’s elephant-like proboscis (1)
8) a tiny songbird’s cage
9) a flat-tailed rodent’s high body temperature (2)
10) a small, biting insect’s favorite Mexican food (3)
11) a big, white waterfowl’s bathroom (1)
12) poke it with your paw, bunny! (2)
13) a whitetail’s phobia (1)
14) the spin of a gray, bushy-tailed mammal (2)
15) a dessert made of rattlers (1)
It’s been quite a few years since I challenged you with‘Hink Pinks’. So just what is a hink pink? They’re tworhyming words that fit for the definition given. Forexample, a large hog (1) would be a “Big Pig” or mybathroom (2) would be “Scotty’s Potty” or myhappiness (1) would be “Lee’s Glee”. (The numberafter the clue tells you how many syllables in eachword). OK, try these, all of which refer to fall crittersyou might find in the refuge:
Fun Facts About Our Local Wildlife
By Scott Lee
“ Fall Critter Hink Pinks“
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Quiz Answers
1) Crane’s Pain 2) Loose Goose 3) Funny Bunny
4) Regal Eagle 5) Fawn’s Lawn 6)Coon’s Tune
7) Skunk’s Trunk 8) Wren’s Pen 9) Beaver’s Fever
10) Mosquito’s Burrito (or Tostito) 11) Swan’s John
12) Jabit, Rabbit! 13) Deer’s Fear 14) Squirrel Twirl
15) Snake Cake