Yesterday morning we had some visitors…
They moved on, but this little guy seemed to be thinking of staying!
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How wonderful!
I particularly like seeing mothers and babies! 🙂
it’s been a loooong winter!
Such precious creatures!
How delightful! What a pleasant morning surprise.
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Wonderful! We have seen quite a few deer this year as well. Last weekend I seen a group of 7!
I love when we see mothers and babies!
That’s a lot of deer. We keep chasing ours away because they are voracious in the garden!
we don’t have a garden — if we did I probably wouldn’t enjoy them as much — or the woodchucks!!
Did they eat your tulips and hosta plants ? We shoo them on their way at our house or they get nervy and come into the gardens and nibble on the flowers and shrubs!
we don’t have a garden. I grow daffodils and they leave those alone. I used to have tulips and irises and they all disappeared!
Beautiful deer. Thanks for sharing them!
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Its always fun for me to see deer as I never saw them growing up in Australia.
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I never had them in California either! it’s fun to see them in the yard, though if I had a garden I think I’d feel differently!