The first of the deer footprints in the snow.
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
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9 comments:
By the pointed toes and and size comparison of your glove, that is a nice sized doe you have in your view....I love deer tracks.
We have oodles in our woods.
BlessYourHeart and ThanksForSharing
love your new header...how exciting to see the deer tracks
Our deer prints go though the garden, around the garden, into the veggie garden! I am going to need a new fence!
Oh, maybe it was Rudolp, the red nose... =)
Thanks for commenting on my blog. Based upon the position of the deer footprints, he/she must be stopping there, (not passing by).
I'm always excited to see deer slots and even more so to see the deer that made them :-)
Nice !!!
We had some at our beach place but I didn't get out to get a photo.
They look like little hearts left in the snow. :)
We don't get deer at our place (in town), but my Aunt has quite a few that visit her yard most evenings. Always fun to see them show up.
I like deer, but not through my windshield.
My neighbour used to be leery of them because she said "They carry Lyme disease in their ticks". Could be...but she worried too much IMHO.
Glad you are getting some use out of all this snow.
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