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Icy Morning


2011-01-09 . Town Creek, Columbia, KY. by Linda Waggener
Weather is on the minds of residents this morning as temperature readings hover in the low single digits -- 0.03 degrees F was the official low. Sunshine coming up over the little creek that runs through downtown Columbia highlighted ice and snow covered limbs. With a high predicted in the upper 20s today, there will likely be little melting.


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Birds of Kentucky: Red-bellied Woodpecker, Snow Day


2011-01-09 . Liberty RD, Columbia, KY.
by Bub Polston

"This Woodpecker," writes Bub Polston, "came back on this snowy Friday morning to Bub's Do Drop In Diner on Liberty RD to fill its stomach on sunflower seeds and wild bird feed." To learn more about this species, visit All About Birds: Red-bellied Woodpecker


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Kentucky Color: Winter elicits youth memories


2011-01-09 . Harvey's Ridge RD, South Adair Co., KY
By Billy Joe Fudge
"Happy Wintertime, everyone!" writes Billy Joe Fudge. "Taken Saturday looking south from Harvey's Ridge RD."


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Snow Day January 7, 2011: Horses eating hay


2011-01-08 . By Bub Polston, Liberty RD, Columbia, KY
Impressionist art: "My horses Little Bit and Cloud were trying to eat hay Friday morning, January 7, 2011, with the snow coming down hard," Bub Polston writes.


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Daddy Snow Mam


2011-01-08 . by Kelly Crawhorn
Kenzy's Daddy Snow"mam": "This is her Daddy snow "mam", as she called it. She kept giving him hugs and kisses," writes Kelly Crawhorn. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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Alley Crawhorn creates delightful snowman, all by herself


2011-01-08 . By Kelly Crawhorn
First Snowman: "This is the first snowman she made all by herself. She only had a little help lifting up the parts. She worked tirelessly on it and was so proud of it," writes Kelly Crawhorn of Alley's snow sculpture. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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Maury Lewis couldn't wait to get ACGC formula for her birds


2011-01-08 . Barbara Armitage writes: "Life is good for the birds at Maury Lewis's house - she feeds the Adair County Wild Bird Feed Mix." The bird food is especially formulated to draw wild birds in the Adair County region (not just Adair County but lots of South Central Kentucky Counties as well) by the Adair County Garden Club and is sold exclusively at Day and Day Feed and Seed. Both the ACGC and Day and Day are reminding everyone to be backyard scientists and county the birds in the Great Backyard Bird County, February 18 through February 21, 2011.

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