Yesterday, when I went out to light the barbeque to make dinner, I
spotted this fawn hiding at my cellar window where there is a 2 foot
overhang out from the foundation. Note that it chose a spot just a few
feet from the dog run, near a shrub that my dog has ruined by frequent
"waterings."
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Hi!
DJM> We had a nice red-headed woodpecker visiting our bird feeder this
DJM> weekend, but I couldn't get a shot of him, as he was too skittish.
DJM> This morning I went outside to look for him, and found this character
DJM> resting quietly on my lawn, within 15 feet of the rear deck:
DJM> htt
My side yard borders 27 acres of publicly owned "green acres" land,
which is preserved and wooded. Deer are common trhoughout suburban New
Jersey now. On one particular day several years ago we counted 31 on
our one acre lot, one herd travelling through the back yard while
another was attacking t
Groan!
Bob W wrote:
not just any old fawn, but a new-born lawn fawn at dawn!
Hi,
Monday, May 24, 2004, 6:37:50 PM, Shel wrote:
> Just curious ... what's "awesome" about this photo? Is it that it's a
> fawn?
not just any old fawn, but a new-born lawn fawn at dawn!
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Cheers,
Bob
Generally, the mother drops them off in a safe place while she wanders
about to browse. I watched one off and one from morning to early
evening one Saturday a few years ago. About an hour before sunset,
three does passed about 20 feet from where the fawn was hiding, then one
turned around, st
Awesome!
Norm
Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
We had a nice red-headed woodpecker visiting our bird feeder this
weekend, but I couldn't get a shot of him, as he was too skittish.
This morning I went outside to look for him, and found this character
resting quietly on my lawn, within 15 feet of the rear
We had a nice red-headed woodpecker visiting our bird feeder this
weekend, but I couldn't get a shot of him, as he was too skittish.
This morning I went outside to look for him, and found this character
resting quietly on my lawn, within 15 feet of the rear deck:
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