This poor doe has an issue with her hip. hippy doe
Somebody referred to a trailcam video as a smelfie, as our subjects like to smell and do a selfie! Doe in the meadow.
I've lots of sightings and just by watching the nest, I've tracked them.
I've not been able to see mine up in the tree, although the needles are dropping due to the caterpillar infestation. []🍃LDD Invasive Moths🐛 They don't eat the needles, just nip them at the base and then they drop.
Hands down my favorite part of summer is watching baby crows absolutely scream into their parent's face even though they've literally just been fed, the parent rightfully dipping out, and then the kid being like, "Fine, I'll feed myself! Is this food? I don't even know!" pic.twitter.com/34OLm5CDbm
— Kaeli Swift, Ph.D. (@corvidresearch) June 23, 2021
Thanks, Eileen for hosting Saturday's Critters # 393 .
13 comments:
Hello Jenn,
Wonderful critter post. I always enjoy seeing your deer images.
Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a happy weekend.
PS, thank you for the comment and visit.
Hello. Interesting videos. The last video also includes the sound of a wind chime?
Take care.
I hope you enjoy what is, apparently, going to be a rainy weekend.
Hari OM
Oh that vid of the meadow doe is gorgeous - such a bonny red, she is... YAM xx
I've not seen any Monarchs yet. My milkweed is growing nicely for them.
Smelfie lol...that's a hoot! Lovely post Jenn. We have a big white pine in the front yard and I'm trying to grow a new one from a little transplant. They are lovely trees. We have lots of crows here lately too, maybe I should take a look up in that tree! Sounds like you're feeling better from the last time I visited, so happy about that! :)
I love your crows and the deer. Makes me want to move to the woods so I could set up some trail cams. Some put them in remote areas of public parks here but they tend to disappear.
Love that the monarchs are about.
The meadow doe is pretty.
We have a lot of ravens here but I never see young ones. And I love the Monarchs. You've had such good sightings!
Well, I'm not a fan of crows. They eat too many baby birds.
Always like watching your interesting videos!
Hi, great post as usual. Today I noticed that the deers hind legs is much longer then the front legs, seems strange to me. I guess they move with jumps much more then ours do.
Interesting!
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