Ant mansion
2023-06-19 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Jackie Montgomery
Stepped carefully around this special creation in our morning walk. Comments | Permalink
2023-06-19 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Jackie Montgomery
Stepped carefully around this special creation in our morning walk. Comments | Permalink
Oldest living WWII Veteran honored on his 100th birthday
2023-06-19 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo from Carol Perkins
Family, friends and community honored Veteran Robert Reece on his 100th birthday in Edmonton June 16th. He is the oldest living WWII veteran. Jody Curry decorated his 100-year-old Model T for Bob to arrive in at the celebration. After a trip around the square, Bob walked a red carpet that had been laid on the sidewalk in the courtyard on the Public Square. Comments | Permalink
2023-06-19 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo from Carol Perkins
Family, friends and community honored Veteran Robert Reece on his 100th birthday in Edmonton June 16th. He is the oldest living WWII veteran. Jody Curry decorated his 100-year-old Model T for Bob to arrive in at the celebration. After a trip around the square, Bob walked a red carpet that had been laid on the sidewalk in the courtyard on the Public Square. Comments | Permalink
Birds of Kentucky: Red-headed Woodpecker
2023-06-19 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
According to the All About Birds entry on them, "The Red-headed Woodpecker is one of only four North American woodpeckers known to store food, and it is the only one known to cover the stored food with wood or bark. It hides insects and seeds in cracks in wood, under bark, in fenceposts, and under roof shingles. Grasshoppers are regularly stored alive, but wedged into crevices so tightly that they cannot escape." Comments | Permalink
2023-06-19 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
According to the All About Birds entry on them, "The Red-headed Woodpecker is one of only four North American woodpeckers known to store food, and it is the only one known to cover the stored food with wood or bark. It hides insects and seeds in cracks in wood, under bark, in fenceposts, and under roof shingles. Grasshoppers are regularly stored alive, but wedged into crevices so tightly that they cannot escape." Comments | Permalink
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