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Kentucky Color: Honey Bee

2021-06-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
By Billy Joe Fudge

For several years, the demise of our precious Honey Bee has been quite obvious. Thankfully however, I'm seeing them more and more each year, now. This one was seen harvesting nectar from one of its favorite plants, White Clover, which can be seen in the picture.

White Clover was attacked by homeowners obsessed with the desire for monoculture lawns which came into vogue a few decades ago. Unfortunately this creates lawns devoid of the necessary plant diversity needed to support a healthy ecosystem. Of course, the exponential increased use of pesticides and herbicides is a huge contributing factor to the demise of many animal species.
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Dog waiting for owner in Eastern Adair Co.

2021-06-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Robyn Curry
Robyn Curry writes that a young male dog has "decided to try and move in our place. He seems timid, no collar but it looks as if he did have one on at one time. He hasn't been neutered. We would like to get him back to his home or find him a new home. He is located on Freedom Church Road off of Hwy. 80 between Columbia and Russell Springs." 270-634-7611
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Travel: Lake Hartwell

2021-06-28 - Northwest South Carolina - Photo by Evan Waggener
The blue waters of Lake Hartwell. According to Wikipedia, Lake Hartwell comprises nearly 56,000 acres of water with a shoreline of 962 miles along the borders of South Carolina and Georgia.
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