OCC 2022: Angie Pierce
2022-11-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge
Mark writes, "Angie Pierce made the first drop off of the day at the Wheet Fellowship Hall Thursday morning. She has been dropping off family boxes for several years." Comments | Permalink
2022-11-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge
Mark writes, "Angie Pierce made the first drop off of the day at the Wheet Fellowship Hall Thursday morning. She has been dropping off family boxes for several years." Comments | Permalink
Travel: Ford's Theatre
2022-11-17 - Washington, DC - Photo by Larry J. Smith
Larry sends these photos of Ford's Theatre from his recent trip to the east coast with Alan Reed and Jim Jackson. The theater is infamous for being the site for the assassination of Abraham Lincoln on the night of April 14, 1865.
While in DC, Larry also saw The White House, The Lincoln Memorial and The Capitol Dome. Comments | Permalink
2022-11-17 - Washington, DC - Photo by Larry J. Smith
Larry sends these photos of Ford's Theatre from his recent trip to the east coast with Alan Reed and Jim Jackson. The theater is infamous for being the site for the assassination of Abraham Lincoln on the night of April 14, 1865.
While in DC, Larry also saw The White House, The Lincoln Memorial and The Capitol Dome. Comments | Permalink
Birds of Kentucky: Pink-footed Goose
2022-11-17 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen
A pink-footed goose is drawing crowds of birders to Shelbyville today. First spotted on Wednesday evening, the bird spent the morning on a local park golf course with a flock of Canada Geese.
The species is rare enough in North America that Sibley's Guide to Birds doesn't include a listing. Audubon says, "strays that have gone the wrong direction have been found in North America only a couple of times, in eastern Canada."
Paired photo: Shelbyville birder spots Pink-Footed Goose Comments | Permalink
2022-11-17 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen
A pink-footed goose is drawing crowds of birders to Shelbyville today. First spotted on Wednesday evening, the bird spent the morning on a local park golf course with a flock of Canada Geese.
The species is rare enough in North America that Sibley's Guide to Birds doesn't include a listing. Audubon says, "strays that have gone the wrong direction have been found in North America only a couple of times, in eastern Canada."
Paired photo: Shelbyville birder spots Pink-Footed Goose Comments | Permalink
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