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Scenic Kentucky: The view from Lure Lodge


2022-06-30 - Russell Co., KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Checking out pre-Holiday weekend mode at Lure Lodge on a journey with Mitzi Bault and Robin Curry.

Boats of all types are already crowding the waters of Lake Cumberland.


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June Bug


2022-06-30 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Pen.
A June bug parked on a Fortune Street Catalpa tree.


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Rehearsing for Seussical


2022-06-30 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Jeremy Cloyd.
TheatreFest! Interns Chrissy Speck and IMAGINE! Youth Theatre student Charleigh Dews rehearse for Seussical, which starts on June 30 in VP Henry Auditorium.


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Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkey


2022-06-30 - Taylor Co., KY - Photo by Pen.
One of a flock foraging in front of the Corps office at Green River Lake State Park earlier in the week.

According to the All About Birds entry for Meleagris gallopavo, "In the early 1500s, European explorers brought home Wild Turkeys from Mexico, where native people had domesticated the birds centuries earlier. Turkeys quickly became popular on European menus thanks to their large size and rich taste from their diet of wild nuts. Later, when English colonists settled on the Atlantic Coast, they brought domesticated turkeys with them."


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Sparklers can burn as hot as a blow torch


2022-06-30 - Photo courtesy Mike Keltner.
Never allow young children to play with or ignite fireworks, including sparklers. Sparklers burn at temperatures of about 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit--hot enough to melt some metals.


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Celebrate Safely this Fourth of July


2022-06-30 - Photo courtesy Mike Keltner.
Fireworks safety information from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.


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Species of Daylily


2022-06-30 - Fairplay, KY - Photo by Veronica Arnold.
Veronica writes, "This daylily I call fire daylily but I don't know its official name. Any thoughts?"


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