Still have snakes six feet long in Breeding, KY hills
2020-07-28 - Southern Adair County, Breeding, KY - Photo by Marie Freeman
Marie Freeman writes,
"I read Mike Watson‘s article and I wanted to add there’s still snakes 6 feet long in these hills.
They’re a welcome sight to me as long as they are not venomous :-)
This rat snake has lived on my property for quite a few years now - I believe it’s the same one.
Just doing its job.
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2020-07-28 - Southern Adair County, Breeding, KY - Photo by Marie Freeman
Marie Freeman writes,
"I read Mike Watson‘s article and I wanted to add there’s still snakes 6 feet long in these hills.
They’re a welcome sight to me as long as they are not venomous :-)
This rat snake has lived on my property for quite a few years now - I believe it’s the same one.
Just doing its job.
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Pickle Ballers
2020-07-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Doug Campbell
Doug writes, "These four young men, Gabe Watts, Dalton Campbell, Aidan Smith and Steve Long are enjoying Pickle Ball, the fastest growing sport in America.
Today they play on tennis courts at the old Fairgrounds but hope that Columbia/Adair Parks and Recreation will soon provide a dedicated space/court for all Pickle ballers to enjoy. An informal Pickle Group in Adair is being organized. Beginners are welcomed. For more information contact Doug Campbell 270-378-1343." Comments | Permalink
2020-07-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Doug Campbell
Doug writes, "These four young men, Gabe Watts, Dalton Campbell, Aidan Smith and Steve Long are enjoying Pickle Ball, the fastest growing sport in America.
Today they play on tennis courts at the old Fairgrounds but hope that Columbia/Adair Parks and Recreation will soon provide a dedicated space/court for all Pickle ballers to enjoy. An informal Pickle Group in Adair is being organized. Beginners are welcomed. For more information contact Doug Campbell 270-378-1343." Comments | Permalink
Kentucky Color: Thin Leaf Sunflower
2020-07-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
Billy Joe writes, "This is a woodland sunflower that is usually three to four feet tall in our area. It is sometimes referred to as Ten Petaled Sunflower even though it can have eight to twelve petals. This is a great time of year to get out for a walk in the woods to find woodland wildflowers for transplanting into your semi-shaded Wildlife Gardens. I found this one right on the Adair/Russell line in the Crocus Community out past Glensfork." Comments | Permalink
2020-07-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
Billy Joe writes, "This is a woodland sunflower that is usually three to four feet tall in our area. It is sometimes referred to as Ten Petaled Sunflower even though it can have eight to twelve petals. This is a great time of year to get out for a walk in the woods to find woodland wildflowers for transplanting into your semi-shaded Wildlife Gardens. I found this one right on the Adair/Russell line in the Crocus Community out past Glensfork." Comments | Permalink
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