I was taking pictures of the garden when I heard crackling in the woods to the right.
I suspected it had to be deer and then saw the white tail swatting flies.
The first picture you cannot see the deer hidden to the left of the big trunk.
I zoomed in and after about three photos she looked straight at me - picture 2.
There was another to the left of the first and she looked up at me too.
I don't see any horns but the ears are bigger.
Could be the mother or a young buck maybe.
Tuesday morning my DH was looking out from our bedroom balcony and called to me to get the camera.
Looking down from our balcony there was a visitor between the two tree trunks, just to the right of the tool shed, near the black object on the ground. You would have to pull in this picture to see it.
Zoomed in you see the black snake - probably a five or six footer.
One reason I am cautious around the wood piles!
Looking down from our balcony there was a visitor between the two tree trunks, just to the right of the tool shed, near the black object on the ground. You would have to pull in this picture to see it.
Zoomed in you see the black snake - probably a five or six footer.
One reason I am cautious around the wood piles!
Thanks to all who stop by and visit. I love seeing your photos too even if I don't visit till Friday night!
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Thanks for sharing the pictures of the wildlife in your backyard with us. I get to watch a few deer in a friend's backyard when visiting them. I enjoy watching the deer sometimes some of them run when they see me and others just stand there and watch me.
ReplyDeleteWhat visitors you have! Love the deer, not the snake so much....
ReplyDeleteI miss not having deer in my backyard. These were great Martha.
ReplyDeleteSnakes! YIKES!
ReplyDeleteThe deer don't come this close to our house because of the dogs, I suspect.
ReplyDeleteThis past winter was a good one for them - not much snow and they were able to graze in the pastures through the winter, so more babies survived. High populations this spring/summer. Makes me even more aware when I'm driving.
Great pictures! It is hard to capture deer on camera sometimes before they move! And boy that was a long snake! *shudder*
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Great pictures. I enjoy seeing all the wildlife in your backyard.
ReplyDeleteI love woodsy areas...I have a friend who lives in the woods of Northern California (I featured some of her yard a few weeks ago). And when my daughter lived in the foothills, she was in a woodsy area, with deer, etc.
ReplyDeleteSo I enjoyed seeing your woods, as it brings back sensory experiences. Thanks for sharing...and for visiting my blog. Enjoy your weekend.
I'd keep be wary around the wood piles too! Great photos! They make our wood piles look tame.
ReplyDeleteI love to see deer when I'm not in my car but never care to see a snake!
ReplyDeleteI would love to live somewhere with deer visiting the garden - but I couldn't cope with snakes. My Snapshot is at http://goo.gl/hfGhV
ReplyDeleteEeeeekk!! Snakes in the backyard are my very worst fear!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures...well, maybe not the snake. I am scared to death of those things!
ReplyDeleteEeek! snake in the backyard. I think I'll be cooped up in my house if I know it's lurking out there somewhere. Lol.
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