Abby Lou and Beth Ann at 4-H Floral Hall
2019-08-03 - Columbia - Photo by Tony Rose
Abby Lou Smith is held in the arms of Beth Cowan at the Adair County Extension Office 4-H Floral Hall Exhibits where they look at all the entries. Click 'read more' below for the winners of the Floral Hall. Comments | Permalink
2019-08-03 - Columbia - Photo by Tony Rose
Abby Lou Smith is held in the arms of Beth Cowan at the Adair County Extension Office 4-H Floral Hall Exhibits where they look at all the entries. Click 'read more' below for the winners of the Floral Hall. Comments | Permalink
Power line contrast most visible here
2019-08-03 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Many will agree with Steve Coomer's point, it's time for Columbia to bury power lines. Nowhere in town is the contrast more visible than here on Lindsey Wilson Street. From the top of the hill at the main entry to the campus, power lines go underground, allowing the beauty of the school to shine through. Comments | Permalink
2019-08-03 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Many will agree with Steve Coomer's point, it's time for Columbia to bury power lines. Nowhere in town is the contrast more visible than here on Lindsey Wilson Street. From the top of the hill at the main entry to the campus, power lines go underground, allowing the beauty of the school to shine through. Comments | Permalink
Snowberry Clearwing
2019-08-02 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Pen
Spotted feeding in the Grand Allee at Beckley Creek Park. According to the Wikipedia entry for Hemaris diffinis, the snowberry clearwing moth is "notable for its colorful nicknames. In certain parts of Appalachia, including West Virginia, Hemaris diffinis is known as 'hummingbird moth' or 'flying lobster.'" Google searches also turn up "bumblebee moth" as a common nickname. Comments | Permalink
2019-08-02 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Pen
Spotted feeding in the Grand Allee at Beckley Creek Park. According to the Wikipedia entry for Hemaris diffinis, the snowberry clearwing moth is "notable for its colorful nicknames. In certain parts of Appalachia, including West Virginia, Hemaris diffinis is known as 'hummingbird moth' or 'flying lobster.'" Google searches also turn up "bumblebee moth" as a common nickname. Comments | Permalink
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