This week’s photos of Columbia
Butterfly catcher trying to increase his net worth
And he had a bit of competition.
There are those towers again.
Mourning dove in the afternoon
On the rocks (almost)
Turkey vultures eat dead critters. Their poop is a sanitizer.
Raised barn –
The elevator must be inside the post.
The elevator must be inside the post.
Yep, weeds
Still there
Municipal signs for a private drive?
Old and young – wood, that is
Hang out the back, Jack.
Many elevator trucks on Bank Avenue
All the livelong day . . .
There are several things wrong here.
The lights are on, but the store is never open.
On the way to work
Bridge lights
Fulsome foliage
9/11 remembrance
Out on the river
Heron in a hurry
(Above and below)
Tired from the ride
Google tells us that this white-tailed dragonfly is an adult male “common whitetail” or “long-tailed skimmer.”
It appeared to be injured; its thorax looked to be almost separated from its abdomen.
Even so, it kept flying away from the camera.
He didn’t see the sign. Either that, or cats just can’t read.
The Albatwitch is coming October 12.
A door of Columbia
Another door of Columbia – two more, in fact
Campaign sign
Preparing for Friday night’s game
Sparrow messing on a gravestone –
No respect!
Speaking of no respect – someone left this trash on Locust Street, between 7th and 8th.
[Submitted photo]
There’s a rare sight: no traffic on 462 between Chestnut and Locust
And only one vehicle at the end of Chestnut, near the bridge –
Sunday mornings are like that, for about a minute.
What’s the point?
Hide and seek
All wired up
“The field”
You’ll never be the same.
More hide and seek
Morning jibber-jabber
Morning mist
“The field” Sunday morning
In a fog
Get your truck washed.
Columbia Spy 