An uncharacteristic deer in the neighborhood captured all our neighbors' attention.
Our yard is the only one with a vegetable garden.
I'm assuming the scent of the cornstalks triggered her tummy yearnings. But she seemed to like the blueberries and poppies, too.
Then came the matter of trying to find a way out.
One free fertilization and fence-jump later, she was happily on her way.
A twilight shot with the real camera.
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as of yet, they have not been seen in my yard, though they have been seen not too far away. hope she does not bring back the family to your yard
Hope she left something for you :)
So pretty! I loove the last shot.
Awwwwww.... I can't tell if it's Bambi or Bambi's mom, but damn- she is cute! Those ears...
Ohhh, this always stirs my heart when I see them. We've had a few walking through the back yard too. I am always in awe of these creatures. Thanks for sharing.
She looks a bit smug in that last shot ... "No fence can keep ME out!"
Hope the garden escaped relatively unscathed.
Oh, you lucky gal! What a sweetie! I know some gardeners groan when they see deer traipsing through the gardens but I think it's kind of cool. And, I hear ya on the iPhone. It has certainly changed my life...
What a cute dinner guest!
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