On their way to the shelter
2023-09-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Al Owens
Neighbors left this little cat family behind when they moved. Mother and three kittens will be going to the Green River Animal Shelter if unclaimed. GRAS is located at 455 Appleby Dr, Columbia. Comments | Permalink
2023-09-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Al Owens
Neighbors left this little cat family behind when they moved. Mother and three kittens will be going to the Green River Animal Shelter if unclaimed. GRAS is located at 455 Appleby Dr, Columbia. Comments | Permalink
LWC Football Raiders win in heavy rain 57-7
2023-09-17 - Columbia, KY
Those silver reflections on the field showed the pouring rain players endured in the last half of the Lindsey Wilson football game against Point. The weather changed and rain came down for the whole second half but the team held its lead and won 57-7 in the Parnell Family Stadium. Comments | Permalink
2023-09-17 - Columbia, KY
Those silver reflections on the field showed the pouring rain players endured in the last half of the Lindsey Wilson football game against Point. The weather changed and rain came down for the whole second half but the team held its lead and won 57-7 in the Parnell Family Stadium. Comments | Permalink
Birds of Kentucky: American Flamingo in Kentucky
2023-09-17 - Warsaw, KY - Photo by Pen
The American Flamingo that has been observed on the shores of the Ohio River in Gallatin County, Kentucky, for about a week. Experts think it is among the flamingos displaced by Hurricane Idalia, who were caught in the storm while enroute to Cuba, and carried until the storm's landfall in the United States.
I included 2 different poses to show that it did indeed move, although it was unbothered by barge and pontoon traffic. The bird was in Kentucky, but observation has been from across the river just outside of Patriot, Indiana.
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2023-09-17 - Warsaw, KY - Photo by Pen
The American Flamingo that has been observed on the shores of the Ohio River in Gallatin County, Kentucky, for about a week. Experts think it is among the flamingos displaced by Hurricane Idalia, who were caught in the storm while enroute to Cuba, and carried until the storm's landfall in the United States.
I included 2 different poses to show that it did indeed move, although it was unbothered by barge and pontoon traffic. The bird was in Kentucky, but observation has been from across the river just outside of Patriot, Indiana.
Paired Photo: Birds of Kentucky: American Flamingo on shore of Ohio River Comments | Permalink
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