We haven't seen the deer since hunting season began last Monday. It lasts for two week. Saturday morning, finally, our twins came back. The smaller one seems to be male, developing antler buds. He was trimming up the garden for me!
Then there is our one Cardinal!
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i, for one, and super happy the deer escaped hunting season, they sure do come close to the house!! nice captures of the bright red cardinal!!!
Hello, I always enjoy seeing the deer and birds. I hope the deer are not hunted and stay safe. Enjoy your day and the week ahead!
Our season for deer is much longer, mid-September to mid-December. Of course, the deer in town are safe because you can't discharge a firearm. Maybe that's why so many hang around - or maybe it's the lawns, flowers and fruit trees. - Margy
so great to have deer in the garden. Love it!
The deer must feel safe near your place.
Hari OM
I love the the deer don't seem too phased by the presence of Guinevere... and I just fell in love with the Cardinal when I saw one in the feather!!! YAM xx
Well they've survived so far. Are hunters kind about age and size?
I like the cardinal too. I don't see many here but used to see or at least hear them often in Sarnia.
Jen the twins are lovely and so are your pictures!~
having these visitors makes for a good day.
Your deer must be like the ducks that live by us, they all congregate in a safe part of the stream when hunting and shooting season starts. Let those deer stay safe too. Maybe the Red Cardinal is a good sign.
VERY INTERESTING HEADER!
I was just thinking _ America sent its people to fight (and die) in wars to install and defend democratic values in those places; and yet part of the same America protests and refuses to accept a President elected in a completely democratic way. What a terrible irony!
Sweet deer ...I hate hunting. Envy your pretty cardinal visitor.
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