We have spent the summer watching this doe raise her two fawns. A few months ago I found them in the apple orchard early one morning. The fawns were very young and still had their spots. They were racing around chasing each other. They are so much fun to watch. The deer are very possessive of the apple trees. They will snort and stamp at us trying to chase us away so they can come down and eat.
Monday, November 24, 2008
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Bless, they are gorgeous!
Look at that snow, I'm never ready for snow!! No, no, never!! Makes me shudder just looking at it....
Take care
What wonderful pictures. Thanks for sharing. I'm not ready for the snow either. Just want to curl up in a warm blanket! Blessings, Jenna Louise
Isn't this lovely.
I just had to show Marta your photos and would have loved to sjow you her broad smile :-)
How cute! We have fawns in our backyard every summer, and feel very proud that the doe feels our yard is a safe place for her baby. The one of her reaching up for the apple is great! I love the snow - I feel like I'm in a fairytale when it snows. :) None here in Texas, so please post lots of snow pictures!
What a wonderful sight. I love these pictures Chris, lucky creatures to share your part of paradise. . . x
How lucky are the deer?! You are great to *share* your space with them!
Our snow has started to melt away...how about yours?
I love your winter landscape!
The deer are precious. Stopping by in honor of Thanksgiving. Want to give thanks for all the wonderful people in my life. Thanks for all you do that brings joy to me.
Lucky you to be so close to nature! Great photos!
Oh how lucky you are. That second picture would make a fabulous christmas card. The bright red apples on the leafless trees are gorgoeus.
How beautiful and how exotic as we in the southern hemisphere prepare for another hot and humid December.
great pictures of the deer!!! good job! we still have a teeny bit of our snow left.
Sighhh...such a sense of peace whilst looking at these photographs. The deer are so beautiful. I can imagine the silence.
Summer has arrived with all it's might and I'm definitely not ready for it.
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