During one break in the rain, we went to the Nature Center, home to injured animals that can't be released back into the wild.
This barn owl was very alert for a nocturnal animal.

This fallow deer (so the sign said) didn't seem bothered by us at all.

The very elegant red-tailed hawk refused to turn around and show off his red tail.

There was also a butterfly garden and lots of bird feeders. This tiger swallowtail was so busy eating that I don't think he even noticed me.

And the gulf fritillary on the orange butterfly milkweed almost hurts the eye.

Back at the campground, we caught this nice sunset over Kentucky Lake.

Beautiful pictues!! I loved the sunset.
ReplyDeleteYes, terrific pictures! I guess I shouldn't have left so early.
ReplyDeleteI loved the sunset. Using the trees as a frame looks great!
ReplyDeleteThat is a picture post card sunset!
ReplyDeleteHey Guys,
ReplyDeleteIf you're still at LBL, be sure to check out the Homeplace if it's still running, and mention my name; you may meet some of my friends there that worked there years ago when I visited.
Hope you're having fun,
Brad
Oh, and ask around to see if they are still selling the Peanut Butter Milkshakes!!! They were wonderful, although I was hesitant to try one.
ReplyDeleteBrad
What a beautiful picture of the sunset! WOW! I just could not take eyes off of it. As always, love the blog too!
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