First she was chowing down on a big tree in the back yard. Sometimes I trim those branches back on that tree to make mowing easier, so I didn't care.
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Then she moved to the vines growing over the stump in the side yard. I was very pleased with that. Saves me serious weeding work.
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I was worried she would find my blueberry bushes, so when she went way in back and lied down, I moved the lawn furniture around my blueberry bushes. She watched me but didn't stir from where she was.

Do you see it? This is our first fawn of the year. Mama left him hiding on the edge of the dirt road down at deer camp.

http://imgur.com/a/uCFps

I spotted it. Spotted. Spots. Get it? See what I did? Are ya getting it?

Dinner! Right thar in ya yard!

Bows make hardly any noise, y'know.

It always interests me when I see the different color variations in deer from other parts of the country.


:devil:, btw.

I haven't been ready enough with my camera to catch them when they trespass in our yard, but I see them frequently in the neighborhood.

And one more point... the color of the deer here is a near perfect match for the pictures glatt posted. Are they dramatically different in your area?

A shade or two darker is about it. Dramatically different? No, but noticeable.

Post #1083 would disagree w/me, though. So...:neutral:

:eek:

'She could feel her foot in its mouth': Minn. girl bitten 25 times in lake, possibly by muskie

***There is a pic of the girl's foot at the link, not overly gruesome, but, there are a couple of pretty good gashes there.

I'll be fishin' for them in Sept! Yeeeeehaaaawww!!! Bring it!

There's an eagle nest visible from my desk at work. I kind of have to lean down to see it, but standing at the window it's easy to see.

They are spying on the Seahawks.

Little bit jealous.

Just took a picture for you.

Please post it.