There is something about the neighbors.
They walk all over my yard!
But I’m a friendly dude.
I guess I really don’t care.
To stand about and stare.
Wow! What a sight right in your yard!
Does that happen much to you?
great pic, deer are only seen in my area bounding the way out of coyotes and traffic!
Thanks. I guess this little herd has it pretty good, as they need not often bound out of the way of traffic. That said, I am always aware of the deer’s tendency to bound when driving. What worries me is when they bound into, rather than out of, traffic. 🙂 We have coyotes in this area though I rarely see them around my property.
They are in your garden ?
Your photos are wonderful! The deer in your area are fortunate to have the space to roam and find food. We have many deer in my neighborhood. But, I feel that we have taken their home/space and they are displaced. As a result I don’t mind at all when they eat in our yard. After all, it’s really their table!
We have some too. I don’t cut back my perennials as they are winter food for the deer. Of course, they would rather eat my tulip bulbs in spring.
Hi Jim, Your neighbours are very handsome. Do they provide manure for the garden?
How wonderful, you are very lucky to have such neighbours!
Ah, yes, I hadn’t thought of that!
Indeed. A pretty and wary stare. Truth be told, I think they are wondering why I am staring at them.
We have lots of white tail deer here in middle Florida…lovely photographs of this awesome creature.
When they decide to visit in June it will be time to worry. They ate over 200 hosta here last year.
Very nice pictures, beautiful animals. Is that a squirrel on the tree trunk in picture 4 ?
They are lovely but how do you manage to keep them off your flowers. We have deer all year ’round in our yard at night. I’ve been spraying around our garden with organic deer guard every couple of days in spring and summer, but they still level a lot of our flowers. Any suggestions?
How lucky you are to see them in such great number. Nice captures.
Great photos, Jim. And great neighbours.