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Birds of Kentucky: Heron, in flight


2010-12-18 - Photo by Linda Waggener. Town Creek, Columbia, KY
Wings pumping, the heron took flight. Funny how looking again at the photo, and not for the first time, it could appear to be a child's kite.-Linda


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Birds of Kentucky: Heron, off in flight


2010-12-18 - Photo by Linda Waggener. Town Creek, Columbia, KY
Beginning the flight: it's hard to see the heron's head and beak against the wooded background but he, or she, is in full thrust take-off from the perch. Sometimes when looking at the picture the bird appears to be in two pieces. -Linda


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Birds of Kentucky: Heron, as flying saucer


2010-12-18 - Photo by Linda Waggener. Town Creek, Columbia, KYSurprised, raising wings to take flight the heron had the shape of a flying saucer as it left, westward, for a flight over the Arnold Place. -Linda Waggener

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Birds of Kentucky: Heron, hiding, revealed


2010-12-18 - Photo by Ed Waggener. Town Creek, Columbia, KY
The Heron, from the slightest distance, blended well with tree limbs, snow, and a white foundation wall, but a point-and-shoot gave a fair amount of detail. This one was taken before the photographer approached.


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Birds of Kentucky: How not to be seen in snow-time


2010-12-18 - Photo by Ed Waggener. Town Creek, Columbia, KY
Can you see what the photographer sees, up in the tree? Geniece Marcum spotted its landing. Linda was up close with a camera. It was really impressive in flight, like a B-52 bomber coming in. But folded up, snug in its tree, it was difficult to find, moments after landing.


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(Ad): Jeffries Hardware Giveaway winner announced


2010-12-18 - Photo by Bryan Rich. Jeffries Hdw. photo. 704 Jamestown ST, Columbia, KY"The most recent winner of the Jeffries Hardware $1,000 Giveaway was Patricia Kimbler, left and she is pictured with Jeffries employee Laura Parson," writes Bryan Rich. "We will be having another $1000 giveaway in the Spring." Jeffries Hardware (Website) is located at 704 Jamestown ST, Columbia, KY. Phone (270) 384-2133.

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From the Ice Storm


2010-12-18 - Photo by Pen.

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