Oldham County Horse Country...My Home~

Just having fun with these images of the Eastern Meadowlark, perched upon the black fencing at the nearby horse farms. 
I was in my car, pulled off along side the country lane and some of the images came out crooked and I decided to leave them that way, and, or to pitch them over even a little bit more, including turning one completely on it's end...
Something to do on a cold Winter's day ;')


I am linking up with Mary for:

"Mosaic Monday"

at:http://dearlittleredhouse.blogspot.com
 

 

 

 

I am blessed to live near some amazing horse country. 
Many of the landowners first purchased the land, when Lasma Arabian Horse Farms was formed back in the mid 1980's .
  Many of those farms have changed hands since~

A bit of Eastern European Starling murmuration over the horse fields~
 

Many of the horse barns are quite unique...this is one of my faves~
 

 

 

 

 

A couple of the farms have wonderful workout tracks for their horses. 
I always like this one the best, but hardly ever get to see it being used. 
Only one time, have I ever been fortunate to be near, when the track was in use, and guess what? 
I missed the image, and then the rider and horse retreated back to the farm...they had finished their routine a moment too soon, for me to get a capture~
 

This was the original sales center built to sell and purchase Arabian horses back in the mid 1980s,
 and it is for sale...
Does anyone want to place a bid?
;')~
 

 

 

 

A flock of Canada Geese fly over, as I make my way back home. 
It was a beautiful sun soaked Winter day. 
Later, I will share some of the Raptor images that I took on this morning outing. 
On one country lane, within 2 miles, I captured an American Kestrel, a pair of Red-tailed Hawks and a Red-Shouldered Hawk. 
It is also the place, where I first saw a true Red-headed Woodpecker 2 years ago...
I love the place, how about you?

Happy week!