Don stepped outside the other day, then immediately came back in and suggested I get my camera. I had no idea what he saw; but I never turn down a recommendation like that.
I, too, stepped outside and saw ... nothing.
But a closer look revealed a secret...
...right by the fence.
Peek-a-boo!
A moment later the doe got to her feet and trotted away, without much alarm.
There were actually two other deer, but I couldn't fit them all in the picture.
They all moseyed away, munching their way down the field. I love country living.
Here in Lower Alabama, seeing deer in my back yard (which borders on an undeveloped area) is a mixed blessing) They are lovely to look at. I have had a 10 point buck in my backyard and also across the road in my neighbors front yard. The does sometimes park their fauns in the back of the yard for the day. I very carefully don't look directly at them. Butttt......It is very difficult to keep them out of my garden at times and they can ruin a good harvest overnight.
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ReplyDeleteSaw my first baby Antelope of the year on my way home from work last night! They are cute.
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