Lake Deer
2025-09-30 - Shelby County, KY - Photo by Evan Waggener
At least two young deer taking advantage of the the shade along the shores of Guist Creek Lake on an unseasonably warm late September day. Comments | Permalink
2025-09-30 - Shelby County, KY - Photo by Evan Waggener
At least two young deer taking advantage of the the shade along the shores of Guist Creek Lake on an unseasonably warm late September day. Comments | Permalink
Post 15 trooper and officer recognized at awards ceremony
2025-09-30 - Lexington, KY - Photo From Trooper Jonathan Houk
Trooper Trey Binder and Detective James Ford from Kentucky State Police Post 15 in Columbia were honored at the 2025 Sworn Awards Ceremony on September 26, 2025. Comments | Permalink
2025-09-30 - Lexington, KY - Photo From Trooper Jonathan Houk
Trooper Trey Binder and Detective James Ford from Kentucky State Police Post 15 in Columbia were honored at the 2025 Sworn Awards Ceremony on September 26, 2025. Comments | Permalink
The Tall Grass Prairie at Homeplace on Green River
2025-09-30 - Great Wooded South - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
This grand example of a Tall Grass Prairie at Homeplace on Green River/Tebbs Bend Nature and Recreation Area is maintained by fire just as the Native Americans maintained Kentucky's Tall Grass Prairie prior to our forefathers arriving here.
The tall tree silhouetted against the sky on the left is Black Walnut and the one on the right is Sumac.
The yellow flowered plant in the lower middle of the front is Partridge Pea. The yellow just above it is Wingstem. Of course, the yellows, if you will, above and behind are our state flower, Goldenrod. And finally, the tall grass supporting heavy seed heads is the appropriately named, Yellow Indiangrass! Comments | Permalink
2025-09-30 - Great Wooded South - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
This grand example of a Tall Grass Prairie at Homeplace on Green River/Tebbs Bend Nature and Recreation Area is maintained by fire just as the Native Americans maintained Kentucky's Tall Grass Prairie prior to our forefathers arriving here.
The tall tree silhouetted against the sky on the left is Black Walnut and the one on the right is Sumac.
The yellow flowered plant in the lower middle of the front is Partridge Pea. The yellow just above it is Wingstem. Of course, the yellows, if you will, above and behind are our state flower, Goldenrod. And finally, the tall grass supporting heavy seed heads is the appropriately named, Yellow Indiangrass! Comments | Permalink
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