Checking out that human in the window!
Though this deer seemed to be staring the camera down, in reality, if I move too fast behind the tripod, they tend to dash off immediately. So not really bold. Just pretending!
Critter of the Day: Boldness
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Critter of the Day: traveling trio
This is the second group of three deer that started to visit us regularly in February.
Sometimes, both groups would show up at once, but usually, one group would arrive and the other would soon follow, as if they were hanging out somewhere in the maple grove, waiting for the first group to leave.
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Critter of the Day: trio in the sun
For a while, in February, we started to get regular visits from two groups of three deer. This is one of them.
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Spring Fever!
I was able to get some hilarious video of visiting deer yesterday evening.
What a hoot!! This little guy sure is happy spring is here!
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Critter of the Day: nubbins
This picture was taken towards the end of February. One of our visiting deer was already showing the beginnings of new antler growth.
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Critter of the Day: Sir Blepalot
Sir Blepalot has strong opinions about getting his picture taken!
Mind you, this is another one where he is probably a she. ;-)
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The Daily Grind
Aside from critter pictures, I haven’t been posting much about how things are going. Mostly because, it’s all pretty mundane right now. It’s been so awesome to have the warmer temperatures, and I’m so looking forward to being able to continue working on the yard!
The outside cats are appreciating the warmer temperatures, too.
Bob was just rolling all over the step, after greeting me as I finished up my rounds. :-D
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Critter of the Day: Hrrmmm
This visitor seems to be a touch confused about something.
Probably wondering what one of our silly cats is doing. :-D
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Bonus Critter: return visitor
There was a nice little surprise out our living room window this morning. We had a group of 5 deer out there – and one distinctive lady is a return visitor from last winter!
It’s entirely possible other deer that have been visiting us are returns from last winter, but few are distinctive enough to recognize, a year later. This one, with its piebald markings, is one of those few. She was part of a group of 3 deer. The other deer in the photo is part of a group of 2 that are regular visitors.
I hoped the piebald would come back! :-)
Still on the lookout for a deer missing its tail. :-D
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Critter of the Day: snowdeer
Another deer photo from our bitterly cold February.
This was taken on a day when it was warm enough to snow, covering the feed I had put out in the morning. A bit of snow isn’t about to stop a hungry deer!
The Re-Farmer 