Wednesday we drove into the city to return my inoperable Christmas/birthday present trailcamera. It was a gray day, but a nice 1-hour drive. It was a success. The camera is charging, more on that later!
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They are sitting chewing their cud. Waiting patiently for someone to come outside. 9 deer from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
We had 11 deer the day following!
These two, You Two (AKA – 'the resident deer'), are quite comfortable around us.BTW – I emailed the company doing the airplane flyovers, and someone got back to me. It was a bit creepy until I figured them out. They did it on Dec. 24th, as well.
Thanks for reaching out. I am sorry that our flights made you uncomfortable. We were conducting a magnetic survey for research purposes, which involved flying patterns at various altitudes, and it sounds like you were located near one of the patterns that was repeated several times...The aircraft you saw is equipped with magnetometers that measure the earth's naturally occurring magnetic field. These sensors are completely passive and do not emit anything.
I emailed him back and thanked him for getting back to me. Puzzle solved.
...some school here aren't going well. There are so many sick teachers, students and bus drivers.
ReplyDeleteThe deer know they're safe around you.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteThat was a nice and informative message to receive back! Love the 'politics' going on among the deer herd... and of course, You Two are just the best! YAM xx
Well this is pretty much a good news post with your trailcam, deer, plane, and school going well.
ReplyDeleteOh dear, a little bit of fighting at the " J B Ranch" , competition for the best tucker.And a reply about the low flying, that would be so unexpected, and a great explanation.
ReplyDeleteThose deer certainly trust you guys!
ReplyDeleteThose are some lucky deer to have you for a pet!
ReplyDeleteCute! Looks like the political Deer Party convention! Can't tell if they're trying out the double dating scene, fighting over the spots of food, or both. More fun to see these than anything on TV or out our Kansas windows. (One view shows a date line of 2020; maybe it's 2022, or the deer secretary changed the date for the record?) Linda in Kansas
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your new trail-camera!
ReplyDeleteThe deer are a lovely bunch to look at! That's nice of you to feed them!
Well done regarding the airplane flyovers!
Glad your grandchildren are settling back into their school albeit virtually. It will be a very good thing – to put it mildly – for our lives to get back to normal. That’s a lot of deer and I did have a smile at the squabbling duo. Those flyovers sound very creepy and it’s an interesting explanation. Glad you got it sorted out. Wishing you all the happiest and healthiest of times in 2022.
ReplyDeleteI can imagine school online is easier for kids to sink into this time around and I'm glad it went well for Josephine. I don't think it will be for as long this time. Those deer are so lovely. I'm glad you touched base with the flyover people. At least it eases the mind a bit.
ReplyDeleteI heard the same plane fly quite low over our home in Ottawa, which is unusual for downtown. I then checked out the track on flightradar and the weird figure 8 tracks over the Perth area earlier in the flight. Good they responded.
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