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Birds of Kentucky: American Robin

2019-06-28 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen
A juvenile American robin, snacking on the wild cherries which are ripening this week. The tree was full of birds this morning, including Cedar Waxwings, Grackles, and small yellow songbirds, but only the young robins were brave, numerous, or naive enough to feast in the open.
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Thankful for the Liberty Road improvements

2019-06-28 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Patty Edwards
Patty Edwards writes, “Here they come and there they go! So thankful to finally get new blacktop on HWY 206/Liberty Road. Shannon Collins and Terry Farris give cold drinks to the Gaddie crew as they pass by Liberty Road General Store & Diner in appreciation of a job well done.”
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Marshall Barnett tilling his garden

2019-06-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler
Marshall Barnett has put in the hard work to produce one of the prettiest, most well-tended gardens in the county. Located off south Hwy 55, it has all kinds of vegetables, fruit, and is even lined with bright red Zinnias.

Flocked by green tomatoes and high rising corn he was trying to complete some tilling. Barnett did take a short break to check on his cantaloupes and watermelons which have done well with all the rain. When asked if he sells anything he grows, he gave a joyful grin and said he enjoys giving most of the produce away to others.

Paired photo: Marshall Barnett in his garden
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