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Birds of Kentucky: Carolina Wren

2020-06-11 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
A Carolina wren singing in the morning. The All About Birds entry for Thryothorus ludovicianus says "This shy bird can be hard to see, but it delivers an amazing number of decibels for its size."
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Crawfish house

2020-06-10 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Larry Clark
Larry writes, "I was riding in the neighborhood when I saw this crawfish mound. The sight of it invoked a memory. When the government took our land in order to build the Green River Lake, my dad found a farm in Milltown, close to the acreage we had up on the river. I remember he would cuss those mounds pointing his finger at them, telling my mother how crawfishy that ground was. Meaning it was too wet and swampy. My father hated being moved from the place he loved. --Larry"
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Quarles helps celebrate Hunger Heroes across the state

2020-06-10 - Letcher Co., KY - Photo courtesy Kentucky Department of Agriculture
Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Dr. Ryan Quarles chats with a summer meal site sponsor worker at CANE Kitchen in Letcher County, Kentucky. Commissioner Quarles joined CANE Kitchen to mark the distribution of their 100,000th meal kit and to check in on the K-VIP program.
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