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Scraping the Bottom
Years ago, like 15 or 20 years ago, Aldredge Creek had a more natural creek bed. Then, we had a 50-year rain one night and several houses along the creek were flooded. So the city dredged Aldredge (huh – that … Continue reading
Curious Fish Mini-migration
Why would these small minnows proceed in a line… …congregate, seemingly to feed… And then go back the same way a few minutes later?
Cruel Mocker
A Mockingbird in November. These little things can be very territorial in springtime when nesting. I remember one spring when a nest was in the parking lot at work. Five O-Clock Charlie, as he was named, would come along and … Continue reading
Unkempt Heron
Maybe it’s just me, but this guy looks like he just rolled out of bed and started his day! A very sloppy Great Blue…
Three Caves – 2
Here are a few more photos from Three Caves Nature Preserve
Three Caves – 1
Less than two miles east of Downtown Huntsville is the Three Caves Preserve. Although the entrances to the caves are usually closed, the Land Trust of North Alabama uses the area outside the actual caves for concerts quite often.
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