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Birds of Kentucky: Loggerhead Shrike
 2012-11-26 - Green Co., KY - Photo by Derek Coomer. Loggerhead Shrike Taylor Cox Road, Green County, KY. Derek Coomer
Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr. To the best of the editors' knowledge, this is the first Loggerhead Shrike ever posted on CM. Thanks, Derek Coomer. -EW
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Birds of Kentucky: Turkeys may safely graze - for a little while
 2012-11-26 - Zion Community, KY Hwy 55 S. Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by George Rice. Happy that Thanksgiving is over. This flock of turkeys seem very relaxed in a field on KY 55 south near Jack Brummett’s house, but as I returned to get a picture they took no chance and quickly moved up the hill. - George Rice 2012/11/25
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North Columbia from Columbia Cemetery Hill
 2012-11-25 - 315 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. The view extends from Campbellsville Street over Oak Street, beyond the new construction (someone let us know what it is), center; across Russell Creek, first tree line to Parrot Avenue's loop just beyond, to the long Barbee Street at the crest in the background of the photo. The diagonal street catty-cornered across the bottom of the page is Campbellsville Street, with the Fairground Street lights on the right. - EW. Tommy Bailey writes that the new building under construction is expansion at Warner Fertilizer
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Christmas 2012: Noel at Columbia's newest prestige address
 2012-11-25 - 200 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo CM photo.. A Noel Wreath adorns a window at Columbia's newest prestige address, 200 Public Square, very soon to be the active home of Red Brick Recording Studio. The lamp is reflection, of course, as is the gray building - the window is mirroring the Russell Building, a bit. - CM
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Christmas 2012: The little Fishers, the Fords, ready for Santa
 2012-11-25 - 408 Sandusky Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Dawson and Haylee Fisher, in the center of the photo, are the reason Donna Ford, right made such a fuss this year with decorations at their Sandusky Street Home. The kids are grandchildren of Donna, and her husband, Jerry. The scene draws traffic during the day, but at night it will be a certain part of Christmas Lights loops.
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