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Caught this beauty crossing the field this evening

Discussion in 'Member's Gallery' started by glendann, Jun 11, 2009.

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  1. glendann

    glendann Official Garden Angel

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    I know deer can be destructive to the garden, but they sure are pretty and it must be very neat to see them nearby. Good catch. YOu must have had the camera in your hand!
     
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    One almost ran into my truck on the way home from work today. Something must have spooked it, and I'm sure glad I saw it and could slow down.
     
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    Those are good fotos, Glenda. That must have been very exciting to see one of thsoe so close-by.
     
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    Good thing you had your camera with you!
    I love seeing wildlife all around except in my gardens. Last winter, 3 deer came into our yard and ate almost all of our Aubretia that spilled over the rocks in one of our gardens. I sure miss seeing the white, purple and pink Aubretias.
     
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    They are a lovely sight, so majestic. :D
     
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    hip hooray glenda got a shot today..LOL

    Hey I havent seen a deer yet , since I got the new camera.
    One way to get rid of them.LOL
     
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    Your comment made me chuckle, bsewnsew! :stew2:




    hmm....maybe I should leave my old broken-down camera outside in plain view of the deer. They might stay away from my gardens. Wouldn't that be wonderful! :)
     
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    I'm glad you all enjoyed her.I took that shot from my front door she was just on the other side of the driveway.I was drinking coffee with my neighbor Bob .He saw her, I have my camera on my desk near the door.She has been eating my tomatos.
     
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    Beautiful picture and great shot of her.

    DB - I think Glenda sleeps with her camera. She is always ready!! And we are so glad she is.
     
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    They are beautiful to watch, Glenda. I hope she didn't eat all your garden.
     
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    Cover you tomatoes with something >>

    Tent?/

    b
     
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    Just the top of them was nipped.
     
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    Bsewn's little ditty made me laugh too. So did the whole idea of leaving the camera out to keep the deer away! Ha!
     
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    We get deer quite a bit, but they go after the crab apples that fall. Developers though have eliminated most of the trees behind us, so now we have coyotes which seems to keep the deer away. :( Doggon' rabbits are eating my violas though! :-x
     
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